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dither — todos & planning

Launched this week

A polished to-do app for Android, iOS, Mac and Windows

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A polished to-do app for Android, iOS, Mac and Windows

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dither is a premium to-do app. One-time purchase, no subscription - on all platforms -Reminders that actually remind: re-fire until you act, not a single notification you'll miss -Task dependencies: lock a to-do until its prerequisite is done -Scratchpads: markdown pages, to-dos, attachments and hand-drawn scribbles on one surface -Your own cloud folder for sync — Drive, Dropbox, iCloud, anything — no account, no server we run -Full export, always — JSON and Markdown, even after the trial ends

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Hey Product Hunt 👋 I built dither because I loved Things 3's design but got tired of it being Apple-only. Every cross-platform alternative I found solved that by being a subscription instead — which felt like trading one lock-in for another. So dither is the same philosophy as Things 3 — one-time purchase, no subscription, no account, your data stays yours — just on every platform: Android, iPhone, iPad, Mac and Windows, from one codebase. A few things I'm especially happy with: Reminders that keep re-firing until you actually deal with them, not one notification you'll dismiss and forget Task dependencies (lock a to-do until its prerequisite's done) — something Things 3 still doesn't have Sync through whatever cloud folder you already use — Drive, Dropbox, iCloud — no account, no server of mine in the middle Free 21-day trial everywhere, no card required. Would love to hear what you think, and happy to answer anything about the build — it's Flutter, one Dart codebase across all five platforms.

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Launching dither on Wednesday — a cross-platform to-do app

Hey everyone

I'm launching dither this Wednesday (Sept 23rd) and wanted to say hi before then.

The short version:
I loved Things 3's design but got tired of it being Apple-only, and every cross-platform alternative I found was a subscription instead. So dither is built around the same idea one-time purchase, no subscription, no account, your data stays yours but on Android, iPhone, iPad, Mac and Windows, from one codebase.

A few things it does that I'm proud of:

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