Oh, I've always wanted something along these lines. I've yet to find an app that handles "this thing, if I'm late, still needs to be on-time next time" (like a mortgage payment) versus "this thing, if I'm late, should move all future occurrences accordingly" (like cleaning the toilets).
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#22Edit: Would love to have the ability to have everything completely private. Also, a one-level deep grouping would be great!
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#25This is what I use google keep ( https://keep.google.com/ ) for -- though it's not as fully featured as yours, but it is free. In your opinion, what would be the main feature over that you'd say?
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#29I will probably start referring to my longer checklists as "steplists" — what a great name!
I noticed that abandoned items in Focus Mode are not specially marked as abandoned in List Mode. I would expect these items to sync in both modes for this state. I also prefer a half-checked state for items in progress; it gives you some instant gratification for starting to work on the next item... but that's just personal preference.
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#30I've built several checklists that I come back to. I have one for weekend plane trips, one for short hikes, one for camping, one for road trips. It's always nice to be able to go back to a checklist and not have to remember all the stuff that needs to be packed. It's also good to be able to update the checklist mid-trip with a "man, I wish I had a..." For repeatable tasks I have a habit tracker on my phone, it's free…