Sorted for iOS

Hard to find anything else that compares to Sorted3. There may be marginally prettier elsewhere, but for beautiful AND the most functional, look no further. Plus, it's built right: no subscriptions.

Best todo and task management app on iOS

One of the best apps!! Unfortunately, updates are not that frequent.

The app here is seamless and brilliant like no other with clear insight into how to code correctly for easy user friendly features. The programmers made it look easy but I am sure they put much time and planning into everything we see now. Kudos!

Good design, easy to use

Need Windows and android app

super usefull app!

i LOVE this! i've tried them all. but nothing beats sorted for me. so happy to have the mac version now as i've been obsessing with the ios version for a while, but the more i can get off my phone the better.

Congrats Sorted team. A very clever app. I've only tried it for a few days. As a current, happy Todoist user (before that Omnifocus, RTM, and others), I think Sorted 3 has a really nice features. Pros: * Quick to get started. * Clever and clean UX and UI * Hyper-scheduling concept sounds like it should improve productivity. * Time scrolling edit bar makes adjusting times easy. Things to consider: * During on-boarding, it was unclear if the Calendar integration was one way to two way. It appears to be Google Cal to Sorted only. And changes in Sorted don't go to Google. * When I use Auto schedule, I'd like it to be one click. Now, it takes 3 clicks. No shortcut either. The buffer and assume duration settings seem to be better in the global settings schedule. * If I complete a task early, i'd like the floating parts of my schedule to roll up earlier, at least as an option. Perhaps completing a task late also effects auto schedule if desired. * There doesn't appear to be a way to import task from a different system or export out of Sorted. Maybe I haven't found it yet. * Markdown formatting might be nice instead of menu/keyboard shortcuts * Could dragging and dropping events respect the autoschedule and place the new event after the prior one, rather than at the same time? Sorted has lots of potential. I plan to continue to test it and see how it improves over time.