[mglova1]

Anybody use "Things" for Mac and the iPhone app. I'm seriously considering purchasing both. Thoughts/reviews greatly appreciated.

 

[Tays]

I, and several of my classmates, use Things on our laptops (& iPhones for those who have them). It's a bit pricey but I've found it to be indispensable as a mobile/electronic To-Do list.

 

[MunnyGuy]

I am currently using the 30 day demo and really like it. it's how iCal todos should work.

 

[Trose]

I bought and use both the iPod App and the matching Mac application. Both work very well. The only thing I dislike is having to sync it through wifi. I still bought it though because I am confident that if/when Apple allows applications to do syncs through iTunes Cultured Code will quickly update the software to use the feature.

 

[Chealion]

Personally I've used both since they were close to when they first released and I find that it was a to do list for me that just scaled. I didn't have to think about it - it just worked. It's helped keep me more organized and more importantly a place I can throw things to do into that aren't important now so I can think about them another time without trying to remember them.

Additionally Shawn Blanc's review is a pretty good look at how well the two applications work: A Review of Two Things: One For the Mac and One For iPhone - Shawn Blanc

 

[Oakbridge]

Interesting looking application. I may be biased because I am a Daylite Consultant. Depending on your needs, this may be enough or you might need the added functionality of Daylite.

 

[l84toff]

Interesting...I was thinking of trying Things out also but the price kept me from jumping at it. I don't mind the iPhone app cost, but the family version for 2 Macbooks is a little up there.

While thinking about it, I heard about gmail tasks. Being free and from Google, I thought I would try it out. That was 2 days ago...so no clue yet if I like it...

 

[mglova1]

Bought Things for iPhone

I purchased the iPhone app 2 days ago. I've found it very useful as it has already helped me get 6 tasks done that I had written down weeks ago. Highly recommended. Now I have to decide if I should buy the Mac version as well.

 

[zlinger]

I like the look of Things. But I ended up selecting OmniFocus on Mac and iPhone. I have found it to be more powerful and scaleable to your needs.