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It has achieved the impossible...

Thats right, youve done it Phocus. You have actually organized my life! Well, almost organized... But, this app has come closer to keeping my you-know-what together than any other productivity app Ive tried.

The nice thing about Due is that it behaves like a todo list, but with timestamps. It is a very simple concept that works perfectly for me. I can enter times and dates for things that are going to happen today, or a month from today, and it works its way up the list until it is due. Also, the configurable "sleep" mode, that reminds you every x minutes to do something until it is done, works very well. It isnt overly obnoxious, it just provides a pleasant "ding" every few minutes until you take care of it.

I cant think of much I would change with this app. The sync messages are a little annoying, but not worth loosing a star for me. iCal and email integration would be cool, maybe. Be wary of adding any complexity to an already elegant and effective solution, though.

Due acts as an extension of my memory. It has made my workday more productive, my clients happier, and improved my marriage! Thanks Phocus!

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Due — Reminders & Timers

Due — Reminders & Timers

Due Apps LLP

Due just doesn’t let you forget. It is the reminders app that actually helps you get stuff done. It captures your reminders quickly, reminds you persistently, and allows you to res...

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App Details

Version
25.2
Updated
11 months ago
Released
May 2012
Price
14.99 USD
Platform
MacOS

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