My latest iPhone app, Listable, is now available on the App Store. I started working on Listable a couple of months ago after I looked all over the App store for a shared ToDo list application that was elegant and simple. When I didn’t find anything that met my standards, I started writing my own.
My wife, Lori, and I have been using Listable, both on our iPhone devices and on the Web for the last month, and we have lists of groceries, tasks, movies that we want to watch, and wines that we like. It has been helpful for both Lori and I professionally, as I found out that Lori had been keeping a list of things that needed to be done on her dissertation, and I used it to keep track of bugs that needed to be fixed in Listable.
In our personal lives, it has been helpful as well, as Lori and I are keeping a list of possible baby names for our first, a girl, due on December 30th. Names we like more get re-arranged to the top, and we mark as “completed” names that we’ve considered and discarded. Maybe we’ll even share that list with our daughter when she’s old enough to appreciate the collaborative process that went into giving her a name!
We use the Listable web site, listableapp.com, to manage lists when we’re on our computers, and the iPhone app when we’re not at home. The iPhone app includes push notifications so that you know immediately when a collaborator makes a change to one of your lists.
Listable for the iPhone is a free download in the App Store.
Have you tried Listable? Let me know what you think in the comments!
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