Do It (Tomorrow) is based on a simple concept where you can just look at what you have to do today and push less important things to later. The "days" aren't l

Do It (Tomorrow) is based on a simple concept where you can just look at what you have to do today and push less important things to later. The "days" aren't literal dates, add todos to today - they will stay on that page forever until you cross them off or delete them. The pages are more like 'now' and 'later', at least that's how I use it. Boing Boing did a nice review of the iPhone App and they explained the concept better than I probably can http://boingboing.net/2011/03/08/of-the-many-many-fac.html http://boingboing.net/2011/03/08/of-the-many-many-fac.html