Things 3
Used by 48 peopleculturedcode.com ↗

“Things, a perfect suite of GTD/todo-tracking software for iOS and MacOS”
Justin Duke Interview, Founder/CEO (Buttondown) · via Uses This 
“The only notable exception being Things, which will just always have a faster and more keyboard-friendly UX than the stock Reminders app, despite its worse Siri support and lack of sharing and location tagging.”
Justin Searls Interview, Programmer · via Uses This 

“My to-do lists live in Things.”
Frank Rausch Interview, UI designer, app developer, typographer · via Uses This 
“The app I live by, and refer to multiple times a day on both my MacBook and iPhone is Things.”
Nadia Odunayo Interview, Software engineer, founder (The StoryGraph) · via Uses This 


“I'm a big fan of the GTD theory of task management and, to that end, I use Things which I love and which syncs to my iPad and iPhone.”
Eric Kissack Interview, Filmmaker, editor · via Uses This 
“I use Things for tracking projects and next actions.”
Roo Reynolds Interview, Product manager (GOV.UK) · via Uses This 
“Things for brainstorms, lists, and daily tasks.”
Geoffrey Grosenbach Interview, Independent video publisher (PeepCode) · via Uses This 
“Cultured Code's Things basically runs my life.”
Gabriel Roth Interview, Writer, web developer · via Uses This 
“Things remains my to-do app, especially now that the cloud sync is in public beta.”
Mandy Brown Interview, Designer, writer, editor (A Book Apart) · via Uses This 

“I use Things across both Mac and iPhone for task management, which I'm not very good at.”
Tom Armitage Interview, Game designer, technologist (Hide and Seek) · via Uses This 
“I am an unapologetic checklist fiend, and Things scratches that itch to true satisfaction.”
David Sleight Interview, Creative director, web designer, tinkerer · via Uses This 
“I use Things for keeping some semblance of organization about what I'm working on, and of course Rdio for music.”
Wilson Miner Interview, Web designer (Rdio) · via Uses This 
“Things for keeping track of all the random project and day-to-day tasks.”
Adam Glazier Interview, Interaction + sound designer (IDEO) · via Uses This 
“I should use Things more, but I have trouble keeping it up to date.”
Dustin Curtis Interview, Writer, UX designer · via Uses This 
“If I had to commit to a productivity application, it'd be Things.”
Michael Lopp Interview, Engineering manager, reposer · via Uses This 