Nesting tags is not very useful, considering how the app is set up. They are easy to manage, and you can even nest them. Tags in the app are universal, so they work for all your tasks, projects and areas in the app. It’s a smart way to set tasks, and we love it. Things 3 gives you options to repeat a task after a certain time has passed since you last completed it. That is why we love the option to repeat a task only after you’ve completed the one before. Tasks that repeat tend to pile up in your app when you don’t complete them. You can also decide when the repeat ends, which could be on a specific date or after a certain number of repeats. You can repeat your to-dos regularly, and Things 3 has all the options you need for that. We love how it tells you how much time you have to complete the task. You’re not going to be missing any deadlines with this app. Things 3 supports start and due dates, as well as reminders. The app supports Markdown, which might help if you prefer using that. Right below your list, you can add formatted notes with headings, lists, links, and code.
The app is minimalist, so you won’t waste time with too many unnecessary options for creating your task. Creating new to-dosĬreating new tasks in Things 3 is intuitive you are unlikely to miss the massive blue plus icon. This review focuses on the iPad version of Things 3.
You can try the app on macOS for free to see if it’s right for you. However, it is still better than paying a subscription because all the purchases are one-time. You have to buy it for every device you want to use it on, which can be expensive. Things 3 is a to-do list app (by Cultured Code) that is available for your iPad, iPhone, Apple Watch and Mac. 7/10 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Pricing & supported OS
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