TaskPaper Comes to the iPhone
Summary
So I was happy to hear that Hog Bay Software had released TaskPaper on the iPhone, with the same usability and simplicity I enjoy in the Mac version. Its task lists are also stored in simple text (*.txt) files, so you don’t have to worry about your lists and notes residing in some proprietary format you can’t access and reuse later if you decide to ditch TaskPaper on your road to iPhone productivity nirvana. If you fall into the camp where application simplicity is key and list management trumps the higher-end features you’ll be happy to learn that you can create, manage, tag, and delete projects, tasks, and notes in TaskPaper — everything you might need for project tracking — through taps and swipes on your iPhone’s screen. I saw frequent errors and the syncing function was not as crisp as other iPhone task apps like OmniFocus. Even despite the syncing issues during my testing, I recommend checking out TaskPaper for the iPhone if you are looking for a simple, easy-to-use to-do list/task management app that focuses on your business at hand and not the latest productivity or organizational craze.