Yes, PLNR : To-Do List is completely free and it doesn't have any in-app purchases or subscriptions.
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I wanted to like this so much and it has so much potential that I even paid for a subscription, but it fell very short in actual usage. It takes multiple launches of the app to recognize your subscription and when it does, it is so slow that it is basically unusable. I’m using it on the most recent mini and last gen pro and the experience was terrible on both.
I really want to like this app but it seems they made a really odd design decisions. For example, why would I want a highlighter to read as trying to add a new calendar invite? While, having the ability to expand and contract the tray on the left-hand side is cool it does not change the column sizes of the weekly calendar. However, it does change the tool bar date displays making it, so they no longer lineup. It also imported all of my calendar events from my accounts without taking into consideration what I had hidden in my Icalendar. Now I can’t for the life of me. Figure out how to get all these extra holidays off of the calendar ui. I really like the handwriting to add an event but again it’s super buggy because it pops up any time you touch or draw anything on the calendar.
I really like the potential of this app for my endless pursuit of organization. However, the tasks and projects do not seem to work, I’ll write something there with the pencil and it’ll disappear. The other thing is that some of the events I enter in the schedule will appear in the correct area on the daily page but when you look at the weekly calendar, it sits in the top left corner of the calendar on “Sunday at 4am” but when you click on the event it will show the correct date and time. If these issues are fixed, I’m happy to give five stars. Thanks
Why can’t the App Store and the developers be up front about app prices. Say specifically “x” amount of dollars after a free trial in the description. FYI this may be a great app but I won’t try it when I feel bamboozled after downloading it. I get that apps need to make money. Just don’t try to hide it. Full disclosure is a great thing.
Fun icons and colors. REALLY helps me keep myself together. Thanks, Appsmiths!!
