Tagged: QuickTodo

QuickTodo Lite source code now available

We have decided to make the source code of QuickTodo Lite available on github.

The source code can be downloaded from https://github.com/robotii/QuickTodoLite

Code is released under the Apache 2.0 licence - http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0.html
There is no warranty for the code, it may destroy your phone, or eat all your chocolate bars. You have been warned!

If there is sufficient interest we may consider making the other products’ codebases available under a permissive licence. Any feedback would be welcome.

Folders now have item counts in QuickTodo

As can be seen from the attached screenshot, the folders now show how many items are held within. This allows you to see at a glance, if there are any items in a folder, or whether the folder can be ignored.

Both the Ad-supported and paid-for versions have received this Christmas update.

As usual QuickTodo can be found on the Android Market.

Ad-Supported version of QuickTodo now available on market

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An ad-supported version of QuickTodo is now available on Android Market.

To download, simply scan the barcode on the right.

QuickTodo is the easy way to manage your tasks.

Use due dates, priorities and repeating tasks to organise and keep on top of everything.

With drag and drop, you can quickly reorder your lists.

Features:

  • Repeating Tasks
  • Priorities
  • Multiple Lists
  • Drag and Drop
  • Notifications
  • Search

QuickTodo 3.2 released on Android Market

We are pleased to announce that QuickTodo 3.2 is now available on the Android Market.

Changelog for 3.2 is below.

v3.2

- Fixed bug with slow reordering using drag and drop
- Experimental features, including date picker, consolidated notifications and more.
- Small UI tweaks

A few screenshots are below

Todo List View


QuickTodo Feature Requests

Please let us know in the comments below what features you would like to see added to QuickTodo.

What we are working on…

Currently there is development work going on around improving the QuickTodo app.

There are three main threads of development:

1. Performance optimisation.

The code that handles the drag and drop is inefficient, and so needs to be refactored to handle larger data sets.

2. Notifications.

Notifications is getting an overhaul, to allow for summary notifications such as “3 items overdue”. The backend work to support the new notification system is underway.

3. Re-architecting the code to support multi-level lists.

This will allow the folder structure to be nested, allowing lists within lists. Currently the development is focused around getting the back end code in a state where this can be supported.

After this is complete, the UI will be revamped to allow folders to be created within folders.