I believe you - and was kind of expecting this kind of comment. I would feel kinda like I was betraying Things3 if I were to jump ship. Since Things3 is not a subscription like Todoist, I thought it was the best thing since sliced bread. Anyway, thanks for the warning.
@@ThatMarkGilroyGive it time mate. I’ve deleted it so many times too. Switching to Apple Reminders especially with iOS18 Beta and the integration with Calendar and Reminders but come on. Give it time, you’ll be back. I almost guarantee you’ll be back to Things 4 when that comes out
@@IMMERSIVEVOICEAgree. I’ve been using it for a year or so, and only recently did I figured out how to use it properly. And I really appreciate the developers for keeping it simple as it is
The first release had a bug where the letter ‘T’ wouldn’t work…but as I say the devs are ramping up the features at a rate of knots (the ‘T’ issue was fixed pretty quickly)! I haven’t had any of the syncing issues that I’ve read about so I didn’t refer to them in this video.
Tried out Superlist and while its got a ton of potential, coming from things it lacks some major features and I doubt anyone that has used things prior will be satisfied. You cannot filter your tasks so you only see a certain area/tag. You have due dates but you can't schedule when to start tasks. Sub tasks don't automatically have the same tags/ lists as the original tasks. Just really an unfinished product and not nearly ready to be put out. Oh I forgot to mention, the shortcuts are horrible and you have to use your mouse for basically everything while scheduling tasks.
Big fan of making to do lists as well as many other general lists (movies to watch, books to read etc) and this sounds awesome! I wasn't aware of this app! Now just to decide if I should pull the trigger on an M2 MacBook Air as I'm getting back into writing.. decisions lol. Thanks for this video!
Another excellent video Mark. Well produced and edited (as always) but most importantly it was most informative. I’ve been dabbling with Superlist over the last two days and believe it could the “Neo” of productivity. Notion is too heavy my needs, Todoist is fantastic but lacks the depth of Superlist. Going to give Superlist a proper test drive at work (currently waiting for IT to allow one of the integrations to work) this week.
Love superlist in the browser and on my Android phone, but extremely bummed to find out there is no apple pencil support after picking up my first iPad last week
Oh I love a todo list. Using TickTick at the moment but I was thinking of saving money and moving to MS Todo. I have Macs/Ipads at home, but work is MS and my phone Android. So this is a timely video to take a look. Thanks Mark.
Thanks Jan, I’ve used TickTick too, it’s a nice app but that annual subscription is pretty costly for what it is. Let me know what you think if you take a look at Superlist.
My “thing” is if you have already paid for it then use it. I test all for fun. I do wish things had attachment support but for the most part it’s just about getting things done. Good video though
First time watching you and I really enjoyed your personality. Would love to see more videos on productivity….Thank you for the effort you put in to your craft.
It's hard to trust products of developers that sell their products while we stick to it like stupids, and put all our info and todo list, basically life management to it. What is the guarantee that they won't sell superlist to someone else tomorrow?
I know. Best we can do when you find a tool you like is spread the risk without it affecting your day to day too much. I used to have everything in Notion (and I do mean everything) and now I’m much more discerning about what I put and where.
I absolutely love things three and I do not understand why other task managers do not adopt the main things that make things great. Start dates, deadlines, areas of focus where single actions are also contained and a someday category. Extremely frustrated with the lack of development now and looking for alternatives, I could suffer through Apple reminders for collaboration, but the lack of a someday category or the ability to tag or flag entire projects (lists) sucks As Id need to use it for our small business and personal along with collaborating.
The only thing that Things could use, is the possibilities to change tasks in notes and vice versa... but superlist is not cheap at all for 8 euros a month you have a pro subscription In four years you could buy things 4 times. There are so many things things 3 can do Superlist can't... I really don't understand why you have changed. And saying things 3 is expensive is a not really true... things 3 is not a subscription model... I know it is dying out... but therefore it is worth it. When you buy things y ou are not a beta tester.... in any way.
Fair point. But there's a lot more missing in Things3 that I'd love to see. The ability to auto-set certain tasks to appear as 'evening' tasks, adding files/notes to tasks, I could go on. It's VERY fast and Things3 sync is unmatched though.
Excellent presentation. I'm very much an analog, bullet-journal fine stationery type of gal, but once in a while I dive deep into the world of prod. apps and it is overwhelming. I have Routine, Todist, Ticktick now, but my interest in them drops off and before I know it I've forgotten all about using them. I think it's far more important to actually be productive with one or two apps, then to constantly be searching for apps, setting them up with the realization that you've wasted loads of time on that. There's a guilt that sets in. You had me at free. The ability to switch off personal and work tasks. Absolutely brilliant. I've never seen that. I know some people love to be able to have everything, all worlds in one place, from work to business to ideas and aspirational to business to family, but not me. I want to have the division between work/business and personal. Thanks!
Glad you liked it Michelle- and totally agree it’s about using something you trust rather than ‘productive procrastination’. I didn’t mention this in the video but I’ve been combining this and the Ugmonk Analogue Weekly which sits at my desk. Superlist and the Ugmonk kit is a great setup.
Fair question. For this very reason I don’t ever operate a ‘everything under one system’ approach. If I need to switch then I can/will without too much hassle.
Superlist is now on my radar, thank you 🙂. My only beef is pricing is not the best argument. Things 3 has an upfront cost, yes. But if you compared any other to do app that has a monthly cost, let’s say at $5 a month, in two years you will have paid more for the monthly subscription app than Things 3.
I had high hopes for it but oh man, it’s nowhere near Things3. Yes it’s beautiful. Usable and intuitive? Absolutely not. Almost for everything you need to click a mouse rather than shortcuts. iOS is another story - opening a task by swiping? Reinventing the wheel might not be the best idea for intuitivity here. I’ll keep my eyes on it, but seeing thay they already work on AI rather than fixing fundamental UX problems I have doubts there.
Superlist looks fugly and unnecessary maximal. Feels like: " OH, NOW I FINALLY FOUND THE GREATEST TOOL THAT WILL ORGANISE MY LIFE!!!" aka a tool that make me into a tool of it. Not convinced.
Amazing video. You've got a new subscriber.
@@kelaidiscope Thanks buddy. Welcome!
You can never delete things 3 permanently. We’ve all been there, you’ll be back to things
Ha! I know what you mean, I deleted it before and went back. Still rocking Superlist as my main task manager though!
I believe you - and was kind of expecting this kind of comment. I would feel kinda like I was betraying Things3 if I were to jump ship.
Since Things3 is not a subscription like Todoist, I thought it was the best thing since sliced bread. Anyway, thanks for the warning.
@@ThatMarkGilroyGive it time mate. I’ve deleted it so many times too. Switching to Apple Reminders especially with iOS18 Beta and the integration with Calendar and Reminders but come on. Give it time, you’ll be back. I almost guarantee you’ll be back to Things 4 when that comes out
@@IMMERSIVEVOICEAgree. I’ve been using it for a year or so, and only recently did I figured out how to use it properly. And I really appreciate the developers for keeping it simple as it is
It looks great, but is it ready for prime time? Some of the reviews mention its unreliability and glitchiness. Let us know how it goes!
The first release had a bug where the letter ‘T’ wouldn’t work…but as I say the devs are ramping up the features at a rate of knots (the ‘T’ issue was fixed pretty quickly)!
I haven’t had any of the syncing issues that I’ve read about so I didn’t refer to them in this video.
Tried out Superlist and while its got a ton of potential, coming from things it lacks some major features and I doubt anyone that has used things prior will be satisfied. You cannot filter your tasks so you only see a certain area/tag. You have due dates but you can't schedule when to start tasks. Sub tasks don't automatically have the same tags/ lists as the original tasks. Just really an unfinished product and not nearly ready to be put out. Oh I forgot to mention, the shortcuts are horrible and you have to use your mouse for basically everything while scheduling tasks.
The thing about Things is the polished UX. Superlist attempts to be a bit like Notion but UI wise I’m not that into it.
Big fan of making to do lists as well as many other general lists (movies to watch, books to read etc) and this sounds awesome! I wasn't aware of this app! Now just to decide if I should pull the trigger on an M2 MacBook Air as I'm getting back into writing.. decisions lol. Thanks for this video!
Thanks, as a diehard Android / Windows user im glad you're mention that it works on those
Another excellent video Mark. Well produced and edited (as always) but most importantly it was most informative.
I’ve been dabbling with Superlist over the last two days and believe it could the “Neo” of productivity. Notion is too heavy my needs, Todoist is fantastic but lacks the depth of Superlist.
Going to give Superlist a proper test drive at work (currently waiting for IT to allow one of the integrations to work) this week.
Thanks Ray, and enjoy- let me know how you get on!
Thanks for the video. I like Superlist but using the app on my phone isn't easy for what I need it to do.
Fair enough Gerry! What’s your go to to-do?
Love superlist in the browser and on my Android phone, but extremely bummed to find out there is no apple pencil support after picking up my first iPad last week
The squiggle dividers make it look like it should be. 🙁
@@ThatMarkGilroy for sure!
Oh I love a todo list. Using TickTick at the moment but I was thinking of saving money and moving to MS Todo. I have Macs/Ipads at home, but work is MS and my phone Android. So this is a timely video to take a look. Thanks Mark.
Thanks Jan, I’ve used TickTick too, it’s a nice app but that annual subscription is pretty costly for what it is. Let me know what you think if you take a look at Superlist.
I am with you...i am a productivity app junkie...I am always looking into the new shiney apps lol!!
Right?!
App has a potential but at this stage its not usable on iOS, its not even in app store, lets wait and see how they get on. Fingers crossed.
Do you live outside the US? It’s on the App Store and has been for a while.
My “thing” is if you have already paid for it then use it. I test all for fun. I do wish things had attachment support but for the most part it’s just about getting things done. Good video though
@@solomon1021 Thanks mate.
Can you confirm if this is a totally independent review and recommendation or if you are being paid by this company. Thanks
I always disclose paid partnerships with a label and mention at the start of my videos. Not a paid review.
First time watching you and I really enjoyed your personality. Would love to see more videos on productivity….Thank you for the effort you put in to your craft.
Thanks buddy. More on the way!
It's lacking an iwatch app. Otherwise I'd give it a try.
It's hard to trust products of developers that sell their products while we stick to it like stupids, and put all our info and todo list, basically life management to it. What is the guarantee that they won't sell superlist to someone else tomorrow?
I know. Best we can do when you find a tool you like is spread the risk without it affecting your day to day too much. I used to have everything in Notion (and I do mean everything) and now I’m much more discerning about what I put and where.
I absolutely love things three and I do not understand why other task managers do not adopt the main things that make things great.
Start dates, deadlines, areas of focus where single actions are also contained and a someday category.
Extremely frustrated with the lack of development now and looking for alternatives,
I could suffer through Apple reminders for collaboration, but the lack of a someday category or the ability to tag or flag entire projects (lists) sucks
As Id need to use it for our small business and personal along with collaborating.
It’s odd isn’t it. Things3 is all about speed and simplicity. This stuff doesn’t need overcomplicating.
The only thing that Things could use, is the possibilities to change tasks in notes and vice versa... but superlist is not cheap at all for 8 euros a month you have a pro subscription In four years you could buy things 4 times.
There are so many things things 3 can do Superlist can't... I really don't understand why you have changed.
And saying things 3 is expensive is a not really true... things 3 is not a subscription model... I know it is dying out... but therefore it is worth it. When you buy things y ou are not a beta tester.... in any way.
Fair point. But there's a lot more missing in Things3 that I'd love to see. The ability to auto-set certain tasks to appear as 'evening' tasks, adding files/notes to tasks, I could go on. It's VERY fast and Things3 sync is unmatched though.
Excellent presentation. I'm very much an analog, bullet-journal fine stationery type of gal, but once in a while I dive deep into the world of prod. apps and it is overwhelming. I have Routine, Todist, Ticktick now, but my interest in them drops off and before I know it I've forgotten all about using them. I think it's far more important to actually be productive with one or two apps, then to constantly be searching for apps, setting them up with the realization that you've wasted loads of time on that. There's a guilt that sets in.
You had me at free. The ability to switch off personal and work tasks. Absolutely brilliant. I've never seen that. I know some people love to be able to have everything, all worlds in one place, from work to business to ideas and aspirational to business to family, but not me. I want to have the division between work/business and personal.
Thanks!
Glad you liked it Michelle- and totally agree it’s about using something you trust rather than ‘productive procrastination’. I didn’t mention this in the video but I’ve been combining this and the Ugmonk Analogue Weekly which sits at my desk. Superlist and the Ugmonk kit is a great setup.
How long before they sell again and what happens then to your info?
Fair question. For this very reason I don’t ever operate a ‘everything under one system’ approach. If I need to switch then I can/will without too much hassle.
Superlist is now on my radar, thank you 🙂. My only beef is pricing is not the best argument. Things 3 has an upfront cost, yes. But if you compared any other to do app that has a monthly cost, let’s say at $5 a month, in two years you will have paid more for the monthly subscription app than Things 3.
Good point Chris. Lots of interesting updates from the Superlist team since I made this. May make a deeper dive soon.
BUT it doesn't support Apple shortcuts on MAC, this is a must have !
Doesn't it? I thought most of the shortcuts I use work on a Mac? I could be wrong!
@@ThatMarkGilroy Yea It looks like it, ive downloaded the app from their website and no shortcuts are available
@@ThatMarkGilroy I think he's talking about support for Shortcuts, Apple's automation app. Things has a pretty extensive Shortcuts support.
@tavusion [penny drops] AHA! Got you.
I cannot find a way to put emoji in Heading.
On the phone app it’s working fine for me 🤷🏻♂️
I had high hopes for it but oh man, it’s nowhere near Things3. Yes it’s beautiful. Usable and intuitive? Absolutely not. Almost for everything you need to click a mouse rather than shortcuts. iOS is another story - opening a task by swiping? Reinventing the wheel might not be the best idea for intuitivity here.
I’ll keep my eyes on it, but seeing thay they already work on AI rather than fixing fundamental UX problems I have doubts there.
I’d like to wait till the app is password protected….
This is an interesting idea- an extra password layer on top of your phone?
@@ThatMarkGilroy it’s not password protected on the website. You can access the web page from anywhere.
@@howtone7067 AH. Got you. I definitely remember seeing that on the dev runway.
Superlist looks fugly and unnecessary maximal. Feels like: " OH, NOW I FINALLY FOUND THE GREATEST TOOL THAT WILL ORGANISE MY LIFE!!!" aka a tool that make me into a tool of it. Not convinced.
not for mac...
🤔Are you asking if it works on a Mac?
@@ThatMarkGilroy I was saying that I don't think this works on a Mac. I couldn't find it in the App Store
It looks like they are extremely „inspired“ by twos 😂
I’d never heard of Twos until I went to check it out. Similar features but a very different UX.
no iwatch support .hard pass
Yep that is annoying!