I have no time now to download it, so I won't waste one of your promo codes. Just a quick comment as an iPhone developer on what I see in the screenshots: - th

I have no time now to download it, so I won't waste one of your promo codes. Just a quick comment as an iPhone developer on what I see in the screenshots: - the second one seems too messy to me. Usually on the iPhone you keep the visual clutter to minimum, while here you put too many stuff on screen. What's the point of having "today, tomorrow, due, etc." differing in both color and dimensions? - speaking again of the second screenshot, icons on the left are not aligned properly. The shadows on the labels in the upper part look awkward. What is that purple - up right? A button? It does not look like one and you are violating the Apple HIG. The segmented control looks awkward too. Did you customize it? Because usually segmented controls don't look like that one on the iPhone. - On the fourth screenshot you are violating the HIG again. Where did you take those checkboxes? These are not part of the SDK so they must be custom. But there is a reason you don't find them in the SDK. It's stated somewhere in the iPhone development guide that you should not use checkboxes. There are switches instead, or other interfaces. And again, the text here is totally screwed, with different dimensions for labels and weird spacing. These are just comments on interface and not on functionality. But on the iPhone people usually expect polished interfaces. Look at competition: Omnifocus gets it right in my opinion. Yes, Omnifocus costs a lot more than your app, but it looks more like a quality product. I'm totally not a good example of iPhone users demographic, but I bought Omnifocus because all the competition did not convince me. When I see screenshots like these, I skip to the next app, regardless of all the rest.