Things 3 Updated With Support for Dark Mode on iPhone and iPad

[KarimLeVallois]

I recently switched over to TickTick after hearing that Microsoft are discontinuing with Wunderlist which I've been using for years. For the last 3 months I've been using TickTick, I've been impressed. Before that I tried all the other major to-do apps but they didn't suit my needs (esp. folders, subtasks, design, cross-platform support etc).

TickTick is eerily very similar in UI design to Things and supports dark mode. They also support MacOS which was essential for my needs and as I'll be moving over to Android soon after being with iOS for many years, Android support was essential.

The only downside to TickTick so far for me is that they have a subscription model unlike Things. Usually I despise the use of subscriptions but it's an app I genuinely get good utility out of that it makes it worth it. Would definitely recommend others to give it a try.
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I'd recommend giving TickTick a try. Similar structure to Wunderlist and supports all three platforms. It's free, but has a paid option for certain features.

Alternatively, try Microsoft To-Do which will eventually replace Wunderlist. Only problem with that though is they don't officially suport MacOS.

If I was not exclusively Apple, I'd go for TickTick too, it's a great app.

 

[QuarterSwede]

I have other things I can use it for as well so it won't just be shopping lists. And I have a lot in giftcards so it seemed like perhaps a good time for that.
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Thanks, i'll take a look.
Edit - I see why I passed over this one before, it's subscription based which I hate. But the app itself seems like it could work well. If I share lists with my wife she would need a subscription too? Or would we both just use the same account with one subscription? I see they have a family subscription option but I wonder if we can get by with just sharing an account.

You could use a single account. However everything will be shared. You can’t have separate lists that are hidden (like a Christmas list).

I don’t like subscriptions either but this one is worth it. The developer is responsive and keeps the service updated.

 

[jeffhunterx]

Edit - I see why I passed over this one before, it's subscription based which I hate. But the app itself seems like it could work well. If I share lists with my wife she would need a subscription too? Or would we both just use the same account with one subscription? I see they have a family subscription option but I wonder if we can get by with just sharing an account.

Sharing lists in AnyList is free. A paid subscription is only necessary if you want to use the advanced features shown here.

You and your wife should each create your own AnyList account. Then you can share a list. Having your own accounts allows you to keep some lists private, while others are shared. Also, it allows you to be notified when the other person modifies a shared list.

To share a list in AnyList (again, totally free), follow these steps.