WaterDo: To Do List & Notes

hello! would be great if i could have separated surface for my daily routine / habits , and for let’s name it unique things i’d need to make throughout the day. it was one of the reasons i gave up with this app before and can happen again.. also would appreciate to have more gamification in the app to stimulate my dopamine with something more efficient than social media. thanks!

Would be cool if they added different sized bubbles for different task priorities

Would be fantastic if the app could adapt to IPad or Pc screens.

hope to have smaller size of bubbles

Tried using it and it took so long to load everything, was super glitchy

Easy to rearrange tasks into categories, change due dates for tasks and so satisfying clicking the water bubbles when you have completed a task. The only negative is it’s not compatible with Apple Watch which is a huge shame.

Seems to be having a positive impact encouraging me to actually work through my to do list

This app has been one of the few types of its kind to really click for me and improve my self management and day to day functions, when simmilar products/options such as bullet journals or built in ios tools havent worked too well for me. Repeating tasks are super easy to set up, you can set individual reminders for all of them, there is a widget feature to quickly view what you have to do left and it keeps track of how you are doing to help monitor your habits. It also kind of gamify’s organisation which ive found helps. Add on the fact that over time you can build up points to donate water aid, and in my mind its well worth the 80p a month or £12 for lifetime access you pay for it, especially when ive paid simmilar for options such as bullet journals which just havent worked the same way for me and my brain.

An easy way to get organised and stay motivated

App shows as free on the AppStore, but after downloading, it immediately lets you know that all of the functions that make the app seem helpful are things that have to be paid for. Very very basic task list can be devised on free mode and that’s it. Not ideal for university students who don’t want to pay for yet another subscription.