Thinglist Reviews – Page 3
3/5 rating based on 50 reviews. Read all reviews for Thinglist for iPhone.
Thinglist is free iOS app published by US Software Professionals Inc.
Horrible to navigate.
skotyman
It never goes back to the home screen and wants you to type something every time you open it. Horrible to navigate. I want to be able to tap each catagorie from the opening screen and see my entries.
Cute and simple
alyyyyfjjcjv
I love the user interface of this app! I use it as a reminder of songs to download, clothes to buy or little things I need to remember for school. The categories are nice as well! Great cute app
So-so
purplepride38
I got this free a while back so my expectations are somewhat lowered. This seems like it will fill a need I have of tracking items I frequently purchase and the prices I have paid at each store. I have yet to see how it will sort them though, and since there is no "account" per se it seems I will have to start all over when I replace my device.
Pointless
Musiq08
This app is pointless. It's just a reminded that you have to write everything. The phone comes with this already
Great app needs two fixes
ShutterChick.com
This is a great, easy-to-use app. I like that it's very simplistic. There only two little things that should be fixed. First, there should be a category for TV. Secondly, it should default to go into a note after adding an item. It should go back to the main list.
No backup?
Lor0919
I liked this app until I got a new phone and realized that I lost all my things - couldn't find a log in -everything is gone. Plus it would have been nice if you could change the categories of things.
Great reminder app!
bigfish9684
I don't understand what everyone is crying about. It's a simple, easy-to-use app to quickly organize little notes or to-do lists. Sure the iOS comes with a Notes app but it is essentially a notebook with no filters. If the developer added all the features other reviewers are asking for then the app would be ruined for me by being too feature-rich/overcomplicated. To the person wanting to have the app open to the filters screen... jeez man, hit the Filter button in the upper left. If one extra keystroke is too much for you go back to a flip phone. Some people should not ave smartphones. These are the same people wanting a developer to make the app just the way they want it just for them, and forget everyone else. Divas... they think they're divas.
I like it
cesite33
After using this for some months it ended up being one of 3 apps I use for my “Notes-to-Self". Along with Notes and Errands I seem to use this app for products I’ve identified that I need regularly from various vendors. I’d like it if there was a generic subject choice where I could fill in the topic/label. And please change the icon for “Person”. A Hipster, really? I hate to say how many of these check list apps I’ve downloaded, used for a few weeks and deleted. This one is simple, easy, doesn’t require log in or sharing. A straight forward list app. Nice.