Other task managers either oversimplify or are too difficult to use. Either way you are not getting stuff done. Things instead has the right balance between ease of use and powerful features. With Things' elegance and beautiful design, procrastinating never looked less attractive.





The Next list not only contains single to-dos. It also shows action steps from active projects.
Note icons
and due dates
are only shown if you actually added such attributes to an item.
Tap the clock icon in the lower right to sort by due date. Overdue items get a red checkbox.
An add button is always available in the lower left of every screen in Things.
No matter where you are, new to-dos can be created in any list you choose.
Enter a due date if the task needs to be finished before a certain date.
It is very convenient to create your agenda for today by using the star button in the tool bar.
You will see that the checkboxes transform to star shape. Simply tap on an item to show it in the Today list. Tap again to remove it from Today.
Never miss any due date again.
A tap on the clock icon will filter and sort all your next action steps by due date.
See what's coming up next and mark the appropriate to-dos for display in the Today list.
Whenever you do not want or cannot start a task until a certain date, the Scheduled list is your friend.
Items in the Scheduled list are sorted by their start date. On the start date, items are moved to the Today list.
Of course, items in the Scheduled list can have a due date as well. This way not only are you able to specify when to start the task, but also when it needs to be completed.
The Today list is much smarter than only showing to-dos you explicitly marked for inclusion.
It also collects all overdue items.
Items from the Scheduled list whose start date has arrived are moved to the Today list as well.
Items can be quickly and conveniently moved to different lists.
Tap the arrow icon (move tool) in the toolbar. For every item you select, the move dialog will appear.
Choose any destination, be it another list or a project.
To create a project, tap the add button while the Projects list is selected.
Action steps belonging to a project automatically appear in the Next list, nicely grouped under the project's title.
Projects can also be moved to the Someday and Scheduled lists. For easier access, such projects are not only shown in their respective lists but also grouped under "Inactive Projects."
Of course, projects can have due dates. On the arrival of either a start or due date, actions steps belonging to a project are shown in the Today list.
Every day when you open Things for the first time, all to-dos completed on the previous day are moved to the Logbook list.