Charles Tan

I really want to make it work! But… SuperList offers a direct and streamlined approach. The simplicity creates some limitations. Ironically, these limitations can boost productivity. SuperList feels like what Apple Notes could be if it had robust task management features. However, I can't help but feel like SuperList launched as an unfinished product. Don't get me wrong, most products are technically 'underdeveloped'. But in SuperList's case, a lot of major issues are not prioritized, and focusing on features like AI before fixing it undermines SuperList's usability: - Workable Tag Features - Workable Backlinks - The contingency to save the content within tasks when converting - Bulk Edits