Primalist - a Short List

Hello everyone! I'm excited to share something I've been working on: I've tried many to-do apps, but I would often end up with multiple, long task lists, and I wanted something simpler, cleaner, more short-term for such times. So I made Primalist. It's a simple to-do list app for the few things that matter most to your day. Why is it interesting? It holds only up to 7 tasks at a time. Existing tasks must be completed/deleted to add more. So it's always short, always meaningful, and never overwhelming. That also means now you need to really take a few minutes and ask yourself - "What's really, actually going to make the biggest difference to my day?" because only the things that matter most go into one of those 7 slots. You can set a timer, a short-term reminder, and flag for each task. It's also got some cool wallpapers that you can purchase as a set. The feel of the app changes with the wallpaper you choose. All the functionality is free. If you're intrigued by the idea, give it a shot! Your feedback is very much appreciated, and would help determine the future direction of this idea. DETAILS: How It Works: - Take a few minutes to enter up to 7 things that are most important to the day, - try to complete them in the time you have, - you can add more tasks only if you complete or delete existing tasks, and - repeat this process daily - to develop a strong awareness of the things that really matter to you. Features: - Control how many tasks you want at one time (from just one up to seven) - Optional daily prompt to develop a habit of noting down goals - Short-term Reminders with Snooze options - Timers for tasks, with a quick and easy interface - iCloud sync to get your list on both your iPhone and iPad - Today Widget for quick access to your entries - Give a unique name to your list - Face ID / Touch ID unlock - Wallpapers to add color and personality. Thanks for your interest, and I’d love to hear your feedback!

Just came across your app and love the concept! Design is also super nice! Can you share how Primalist has helped you be more productive vs. traditional todo lists with no limits on the # of tasks you can add?