Clear To-Do App Free For a Limited Time via Starbucks

[Massie]

If you've been holding off on trying Clear because you didn't want to drop the couple of bucks on it, this is your week! Starbucks is offering the app as its free app of the week. I just downloaded it via the Starbucks app as usual, but iDownloadblog suggests that this direct link will also work. Enjoy!

Clear App Demo - YouTube

 

[Appvism]

Yeah, this would have been great and i checked it out yesterday but - its for US iTunes Store only!

 

[Alli]

And free is about what it's worth.

 

[cwbcpa]

I use this app every day. Great app. I think I paid $.99 for it when it first came out. Definitely worth it IMO.


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[jclisenby]

It's a great app. It's very simple and beautifully designed. Some may find it too simple, while most will love the experience of just adding items and then crossing them off one by one. If you haven't already purchased it, be sure to grab it while its free. Clear comes highly recommended.


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[Laelipoo]

I'll try it out. I use 2Do as my task/reminder app, and have been since 2010, since they supported MobileMe syncing. It does look cool though.

 

[Alli]

I use Informant. All my reminders go right on the calendar, so no need for a separate app.

 

[cwbcpa]

I use 2Do for my task list for work and for home. I use clear to make quick grocery and other short to do lists that will be handled short term. It's not a project management app by any stretch.


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[Just_Me_D]

I prefer Any.Do for my To-do stuff, but it won't hurt to give Clear a try. Thanks, Massie.

 

[Massie]

I don't even use a to-do list! I've always just been interested in checking out Clear so I could check out its design elements.

Maybe I need to do more.

 

[haxrnick]

And free is about what it's worth.

I agree 100%. I thought I'd buy it after all the hype around it and didn't use it once.

 

[Just_Me_D]

It's a spiffy app, but I can already tell that I won't use it, especially not having the option to set time-based items.

 

[anon(2254645)]

My favorite list app is AnyList. It allows multiple lists and most importantly, sharing between users. My wife and I share our grocery list, adding items as we think of them, so that whoever goes shopping first knows what we need and buys accordingly, crossing off the items as they go. The other person gets a notification and sees the process in real time. I've even added items to the list while she's been at the supmarket! Highly recommended! Best of all? Free!