A day list that doesn't let things disappear. Anything you don't finish gets copied onto tomorrow — and it keeps count of how many times it's been copied.
This is how you're invited to lists and how you're credited on anything you publish. Letters, numbers, dots, dashes and underscores. It's permanent, and it means nobody ever has to hand out an email address to share something.
You don't have one yet. Until you do, nobody can share a list with you, message you, or publish to you — and they aren't told why. It's permanent once set.
Signing in uploads what is on this device to your account.
Set the background, and the two accent colours everything else is built from.
Pick three. Panels, text, borders and the readable colour on buttons are worked out from them, so it stays legible whatever you choose.
Sits behind whichever look you picked above — the palette stays, the picture shows through the panels.
For a list where it's true of everything \u2014 birthdays, anniversaries, renewals. Anything already in the list is left alone.
Change this and every unfinished item moves with it. If there is less time than the plan needs, it compresses to fit.
This is the name on every list you publish, and it can't be changed later — it's already printed on any copy someone else has taken. Your account name stays private.
This is the picture at the top of your card in Public Tadoodles. Without one, a coloured cover is generated from the category.
It becomes a category of your own. Edit it, delete it, check things off — it's your copy.
This is the default for every reminder. Any single item can override it in its own editor.
A reminder that gets carried to tomorrow rings again tomorrow, at the same time, until you finish it.
Your list lives on this device and keeps working with no connection. Point it at a server and it follows you to your phone.
Two people with no name is a direct message. A name lets the same people have more than one conversation.