Before → after
A to-do list that goes quiet the moment you swipe the notification away. A reminder on the one line that matters, that keeps at it every 5, 10, 15 or 30 minutes until the line is ticked.
Phone app · notes and checklists · iPhone · On the App Store
Tacklist
A board of paper notes and checklists, with reminders on the lines that matter.
What it does
Straight from the App Store listing. Scroll and it ticks itself off.
Tacklist, the short version
- Every note is a card on your board, in one of seven paper colours. Tick lines straight from the board; ticked lines move to a Done group and stay visible, so nothing quietly disappears.
- Set a reminder on a whole note or on a single line, and pick how hard it nudges: Quiet, Nudge or Alarm, once, every day, weekdays or weekly.
- Give a checklist a reset time and every line comes back unticked: the morning routine, the gym bag, the closing-up list.
- Tap the mic and say it: "remind me at 5 to call the landlord" sets a reminder, and you see what Tacklist understood before anything is saved.
- Speech is turned into text on the iPhone itself. Your voice is never sent anywhere.
Done · stays visible
Real screens
The App Store screenshots, from the iPhone app itself.
Why it's built this way
Tacklist on iPhone is a native SwiftUI app with native notifications and on-device speech, not a web page in a wrapper.
Notes move between phones: export them to one file and import it again, the same file the Android version uses.
Said plainly
On iPhone, reminders are notifications: they follow your ring/silent switch and Focus.
The Android version is in testing on Google Play, not public yet. Android testers can join from our beta page.
Tick the first one off.
