Twodos - Simple Todos

My daily to-do app

It would be great if you could just put a check in front of the activity when finished. I need to be able to look back and see that that activity has been completed. Now when it is completed, I swipe and it is gone. You could leave that, but add the check mark option.

A simple easy to operate to do app. Customizable features w/ haptic feedback & sounds. This app is brilliant!!

Very intuitive Interface and love the feature of the lock screen widget. Been looking for a good to-do app and this one is great. Support a small developer!

I am enjoying this app! Excellent app for list people

Super simple, super easy. Sometimes less is more in a sea of list and to-do apps that do too (two) much for their own good. Glad I found this one.

Really like this app so far. There are a few things I’d like to see eventually but for now I’m just enjoying the most satisfying sound effects ever. (I’d like to be able to change the order of the Twodos in their respective list and also be able to swap the lists around the other way as well.)

Simplicity is beauty! Works well, thoughtfully crafted

My new go-to to-do app. No complicated processes, perfect for getting things done. And the sound effects are to die for!

In reality the wheel - be it a bike/ car / horse & buggy or trolley just does one thing: it rolls. That one function turned out to be pretty useful in you know like… moving the world. The point? Sometimes the best tool for the job doesn’t have many tools, which is exactly what makes it work. GTD ,Priority Matrix, PARA method ,Pomodoro Time blocking - methods made with apps filled with more and more tools to sell to the ever revolving door or people who fail to stick to one productivity system - obviously the apps fault, so they move to the next tool. Each more powerful than the ones that landed us on the moon, yet the cycle continues - growing even into automations that aggregate our todos through Zapier and IFTT so that our tasks can live harmoniously on even more powerful tools… But when managing the tools and tuning them becomes the task well - if you’ve read this far I don’t think I need to spoon feed the rest, you get where I’m going. ALTERNATIVELY - ask yourself this: you’re about 10 seconds away from the end if this post. When those seconds end what task are you going to do right now - and task make more sense to do later? “Do Now / Do Later” - or if this method get famous enough “DNDL” Ruthless prioritization. Focus on the next thing. Do it, now.