To Do List by MinimaList: Task

Simple, but powerful. Very intuitive features to help sort through the day’s chaos.

Deleted in 5 minutes due to ridiculous costs . Charge a $5 to 10 dollar one time fee and no problem people are happy to pay it. But this…really cmon !

Neurodivergent friends: MinimaList is worth it! I have Autism and ADHD, I’m also a university student. After much trial and error, with what feels like hundreds of apps, THIS app has become an ESSENTIAL in my productivity arsenal. Adhering to its namesake, MinimaList is satisfyingly simple both aesthetically and functionally, making using and understanding the app pleasantly coherent. I came for the simple to-do lists, but I stayed for the widgets. I use multiple MinimaList widgets to display my many lists, from urgent to-dos and groceries to goals and self care. In struggling with executive dysfunction, I’ve found having my lists and projects front and centre on my home screen (via widget) to be a game changer. I like that I can interact with my MinimaList widgets and check off finished items without taking the extra steps to find and open the app itself. I LOVE that I can customize the backgrounds of my widgets with my favourite photos and art for that little kick of dopamine - it makes the demand of a to-do list a lot cuter to look at! As a lifetime member, I’d love to be able to scroll up and down through my lists in the widgets as I’ve noticed, regardless of the widget size, they only display the top few items of the list selected and you need to open the list to see the rest of the items. I’d also like to see the character limit removed from the widgets, instead of seeing “…” after the first part of an item I would love to see the whole item/sentence for better clarity (even if it rolled over into the next line, which wouldn’t be a problem if you can scroll up and down through the list). Like every app, it has its limitations but MinimaList is hands down one of the best productivity tools I’ve found! Thanks to the developers :)

Simple interface and able to colour code different lists. Love this.

So nice to get organized!

I love using MinimaList for managing my daily tasks and staying organized. The app is clean, intuitive, and very easy to use. The minimalistic design keeps me focused without distractions, and features like reminders and the Today List are super helpful. Highly recommend this app to anyone looking for a straightforward to-do list solution!

Tbh, been trynna get my life together, this is a good app with a widget that helps you with a routine checklist, try it!

As a UX designer, I really appreciate amazing minimalistic design. Way to go developer!

I really like how simple and clean the layout is. I also really like how much you can do with the app. It’s going to make organizing myself a lot easier and better!

- i’ve been using this app for a year or so now. the user interface is very simple to use and is (haha-) minimalistic. they start you off with a tutorial on how to use the app and then you move on from there. - using this app has helped me stay productive and on top of my household tasks and as someone with ADHD, that is/has been normally very hard in my case. i can speak firsthand in saying that making a list helps. it helps to organize your thoughts instead of overwhelming yourself with responsibilities that haven’t been written down and not knowing what you’ve completed and what’s left to be finished and inevitably forgetting something crucial. - from grocery lists to life goals, i use minimalist for all of it. i couldn’t think of another app i’d rather use for this kind of thing. - anyway, paragraph aside, this app is genuinely really useful & has helped me so much in the past year. - thank you so much devs for creating this. you guys rock. <3 ~ Saige K