Due Dates
Plan Things for a specific day and keep them right where you need them.
The last todo app you will need.
The minimal todo app you have been waiting for.Native on Mac, iPhone and iPad.Always in sync with iCloud.
Get Simply Things!Native to the Apple Ecosystem
Feels like it belongs on your Mac, iPhone and iPad, with Siri, Widgets, Menu Bar, Hotkey Window and familiar Apple controls.
Minimal, yet powerful
No clutter, no busywork. Just the essentials for capturing tasks quickly and keeping your day clear.
Shape the future of the app!
I am always happy to receive feedback to make Simply Things simply better.
Share an idea!What's next?
Check out what's coming in future updates.
Want to request a feature, suggest an improvement, or work together?
Get in touch!Tags
Organize and filter your Things with tags when one list is not enough.
Focus Mode
On busy days, seeing every Thing at once can be too much. Focus Mode shows only what needs your attention first.
Multiple Lists
Create separate lists to group your Things by work, home, projects, or anything else that needs its own space.
Questions before you download?
A few quick answers about sync, Apple devices, integrations and Early Bird access.
Yes. Simply Things is built for the Apple ecosystem and runs on Mac, iPhone and iPad, with the same clean task list across your devices.
Yes. Your Things stay in sync through iCloud, so you can capture something on one device and pick it up on another.
Yes. Simply Things supports Siri, widgets, the Mac Menu Bar and the Hotkey Window for quick capture and lightweight check-ins.
It is designed to be low-clutter and quick to use, which can help if you prefer fewer distractions. It is not a medical tool or treatment.
A subscription tier is planned for later. Get Simply Things now and your access stays free, including future Simply Things features.
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A subscription tier is planned for later. Get Simply Things now and your access stays free, including future Simply Things features.
