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Today's tasks have a home and moving your todos

Screenshots of the updates in the latest (hopefully approved soon)
YouDo update. When you scroll away from today's task list, you will
see a home icon pop up. If you wander far from home, use this button
to get back in a single tap.

Also, you can tap and hold a task to move it around to other days.
This is helpful if you forget or are unable to cross an item off your
todo list one day and want to move it to the current day.

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Daily to do list - YouDo for iPhone

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I've tried a lot of handheld devices, task management programs, and calendar applications over the years in my quest to stay organized.  The one I always come back to: pencil and paper (with Ta-da lists coming in a close second).  If you've got a lot to do, the last thing you need is a task list application that adds to your workload by throwing menus, checkboxes, categories, and all kinds of metadata fields on top of each to-do.

If you like paper and simple lists, try my new daily to-do list app, YouDo.

Each day gets its own sheet.  You can scroll through the week to take a peek at what's coming.  Small vertical bars flank each day to give you an idea of how many previous and upcoming tasks you have.

Add new tasks inline: tap, type, reorder, delete from the same screen.  No submenus to wander through, no extra seconds shaved off your day.

Bonus feature: Set the background to white and use the app as a flashlight in times of darkness.

Learn more at the product page.

If it's Jan 23rd, 2010, you may not see the app in the iTunes store.  Tomorrow and onward, yes!

 

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