For your Mac menu bar and iPhone.
Built for people who give up on to-do lists.
Drag between lanes as priorities shift.
Front and center. Knock them out and feel the momentum build.
Tomorrow's priorities, captured today. Your next move is already waiting.
Ideas and future plans. Drag them up when the time comes.
No bloat. No learning curve. Just what matters.




One click to open, one click to close. No dock icon, no window clutter.
Summon TodoNxt from any app with a keyboard shortcut. Always one keystroke away.
The app has no accounts and no analytics. Tasks sync only through your own private iCloud.
Then less than a coffee a month. Cancel anytime.
iPhone with iOS 17 or later, and Mac with macOS 14 Sonoma or later (Apple Silicon and Intel).
New subscribers get 3 days free. Cancel before the trial ends and you pay nothing. After that it's €0.99 per month or €9.99 per year, billed by Apple.
Yes. Subscribe once with your Apple ID and TodoNxt is unlocked on all your iPhones and Macs.
Yes, through your own private iCloud. There's no TodoNxt account and no TodoNxt server: we can't see your tasks.
Your tasks stay. You can still open TodoNxt and see everything, but you can't add or edit tasks until you subscribe again.
Anytime in your Apple ID subscription settings. On iPhone: Settings › your name › Subscriptions. On Mac: App Store › your account › Account Settings › Subscriptions. You can also open it from TodoNxt's Settings.
You keep it and can use it as long as you like. It is a separate app and no longer gets updates. The App Store version, with iPhone and iCloud sync, is a subscription.
Ideas behind Now, Nxt and Ltr, and how to make a to-do list stick.
Three lanes, a clear rule for each, and a way to end every day knowing what needs your attention tomorrow.
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