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Cheddar

#1
A new simple to do list that instantly pushes changes to all of your devices. Cheddar supports Markdown and has tags. A free universal iPhone/iPad app and web app were just released.

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#2
A web interface? Hurrah! I don't like typing on my iPhone but find it handy for storing information (eg: shopping lists) and when I went through trying to find apps I couldn't locate any with a web interface so I would have to type on my phone... I eventually gave up trying to find one.

Feedback specific to the website: If a user hasn't downloaded one of the apps yet have the "apps" link from the footer in a more prominent place. I didn't notice it at first and wondered how to find the app links.

Also the ability to login via the website would nice, so after logging in I scan a QR code and it logs me in on my phone too, typing out my password on my phone is an annoyance.

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#3
Looks really great. I love the idea behind instantly keeping things up to date on all devices.

I can't wait to try the Mac App mentioned on the Support page - https://cheddarapp.com/support. I hope it fits in a small horizontal space, so that it can be always open (much like a Twitter client).

Good looking stuff. Excited to see if I can incorporate it into my workflow.

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#6
Dear God no, yet another pimped-up todo list? What does it do that the others don’t?

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#7
I must have tried over 10 different apps for keeping track of simple notes and tasks. I finally landed on Evernote (and emailing myself) mostly due to the sync issues across multiple devices. If this works similarly without all of the extra whistles and bells, I'd be pretty happy. The nice clean interface is encouraging.

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#8
How many task manager apps do we need? I've seen a huge influx of these apps recently. Nevertheless great UI!

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#9
Looks simple and clean but I already use "remember the milk" to do the same thing. The landing page doesn't give enough convincing arguments to pull me away.

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#10
Google Tasks has covered this piece for some time? Not much recent development there it's true - hash tags would be a nice (and obvious) addition. Does anyone know if Google has forgotten about this useful application?
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