Your desktop already shows you a picture. Slate makes it show you what you actually have to do — and redraws itself every time you tick something off.
Everything you'd expect from a task manager, with a surface you can't help but look at forty times a day.
“pay rent friday 5pm” becomes a task due Friday at five. So do “tomorrow”, “next monday”, “every weekday” and “#work”.
Group work by list with its own colour, nest steps under a task, and see progress as you go.
Daily, weekly, monthly. Complete one and the next appears — exactly one at a time, never a pile of duplicates.
Four placements that stay clear of your Dock, menu bar and desktop icons. Long lists shrink to fit rather than overflow.
⌥⌘K opens a field over whatever you're doing. Type, hit return, and focus returns to where it was.
No account, no analytics, no network requests. Your tasks never leave your Mac. Read the policy.
Each template is a different typographic treatment, and each works with any of twenty-one palettes, five typefaces and six paper textures.
Mirror your Reminders lists onto the desktop and tick them off from Slate — it completes them in Reminders, so it syncs to your iPhone, iPad and Watch. Ask Siri to remind you of something and watch it land on your wallpaper.
Siri, your phone, your watch. It shows up behind your work on the Mac.
Ticking one off in Slate marks it done in Reminders, everywhere.
Choose which Reminders lists reach the wallpaper. A noisy shopping list can stay in the window.
The to-do list is not the paid part. Everything about managing tasks is free, forever, with no limits and no account.
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$14.99 one time
No subscription. Coming to the Mac App Store.