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Clear.app Free for 24hrs
- xxdesmus 13y agoI appreciate free (huzzah!), but for overall functionality...meh. It's all form, and no functionality for a to-do app. I'd stick with Wunderlist or Remember the Milk for day to day use.
- jedanbik 13y agoWhat a gorgeous app!
- wf 13y agoThis looks great! I'm a little jealous because I started making a list app that I eventually got bored with that had very similar functionality, in 2012. Definitely downloading this though and giving it a trial run!
- Ethan_Mick 13y agoThis is for people who bought Clear+ and should switch to Clear, as outlined in their letter[0]. It's an interesting issue, what's the best solution for the current predicament. At what point do you ask users for more money, vs continuing to give your other users free updates? I feel like App Stores in particular have made us (users) feel too entitled. 0 - http://realmacsoftware.com/clear/letter http://realmacsoftware.com/clear/letter [Edited, grammar]
- jareds 13y agoI’ll stick with Todo.txt. The iOS app works well enough and it’s nice to be able to access my lists on all my computers since I store the files in Dropbox. The only annoying part was figuring out a way to set recurring tasks. Remind and a cron job running on my Raspberry Pi have solved that though.
- thepumpkin1979 13y agoNot free for Mac though.
- duncans 13y agoI'd heard about the app being very gesture-centric, but having to do a pinch to navigate up the hierarchy is a bit tedious; means you can't operate one-handed.
- taylorlapeyre 13y agoTo navigate up, just do a long pull down from the top of the screen.
- urmish 13y agoWhy was this posted on HN? A lot of apps go free every week.
- danpalmer 13y agoIt's because of the reason Clear went free, the developers wrote an open letter to users about it: http://realmacsoftware.com/clear/letter http://realmacsoftware.com/clear/letter