Superlist

We want this app on the other platform too especially (macOS) please! Then I can give you five stars⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

I was excited to find a replacement for Wunderlist that I was so bummed disappeared! And happy about the similarities. However immediately I want to beg that handwriting to text and printing lists be a thing! It slows me down so much if I have to type on the iPad instead of scribble in a quick list or to-do. Looking forward to integrating my groceries back in with the family. Pantry and menu lists incoming and the teens can add their own things to my organized shopping lists.

Sometimes I just want to create the small list by my self.

The design and flexibility of the app is great. But the app is borderline unusable. Maybe it's the cross platform being used but every day there is a new issue: tasks can't be marked as closed, tasks don't save being re ordered, some lists won't load without the app being logged out and back in...every week this stuff happens

Was so excited to try this app on my new iPad, but bummed to see it doesn’t have Pencil support. Hopefully support will be added soon!

Lacking following for me to make it my default tasks app, 1. Font size is tiny. Some of us too old and need bigger text to be able to read 2. Pictures for lists are nice, but I don’t need it all the time. I don’t like the defaults and I don’t want to have to go remove it. How do I disable it? 3. What happens to a completed list? I can’t archive. I don’t want to delete the list. I don’t want to see it with the other active lists.

I agree with the other reviewers saying this is the best To Do app out there! It’s like a hybrid of notebook and tasks apps. The free option is a god send (thank you developers)! I just wish it has more capabilities like highlighting/underlining texts, adding tables and being able to have drop down option for bullet points and subtasks. All in all I’m happy with the app and I recommend!

Love Superlist so far. A great bridge between Notion and Things, two heavyweights in productivity apps. Main missing feature is Toggle headings. With large notes and lists it may be hard to stay organized or find something quickly. Endless scrolling up and and down a page to find exactly what I need. That’s why I’m currently using Notion which makes toggles easy to implement and use. If a toggle headings feature is added to Superlist it would be a five star app. Also it’s mentioned that Superlist integrates with Notion, although I can’t seem to find out how this works.

I have tried every single To Do list app on the market for both iOS and MacOS, and Superlist is the absolute best one for the way I organize my to do lists. When a task comes up for work or home, I go to my respective section, find the List, and add the task to it with the date and time to be reminded. Then I live in the Today view to see all my tasks due today and knock them out. I can see upcoming ones as well, knock those out, and live an organized life. It’s been a game changer for me. I have a few asks of the app to make this an absolutely perfect to do list app that stands out above the rest. Asks: 1. Could you please add a “Start date” as a separate date to add to tasks? This will differentiate between when I start and when it’s due. That would be HUGE for everyone like me who wants to set a date for when to start a task and set a date for when it’s needed by. 2. For notifs, can they say the List Name in large font and then the task underneath? That would give me so much more info than a random task popping up without context. As of right now, I don’t see the List Name in my reminder notifs. 3. In Today, can you put the List Name above the task? It would make it easier to see what’s due for what, rather than having it in small font under the task itself.

This is a pretty good list app but you will need youthful eyesight to use it. The font size on desktop and iOS is tiny. There are some good features but nothing that rivals Things or Todoist for me. The free version has plenty of features. The Pro version is fairly pricey at nearly $100 a year. I think there are many better options for most people.