I don’t know what it is about iOS7, but ever since it’s come out, there have been a ton of to-do lists and note apps coming out of the woodwork.  Many of them are being featured now thanks to updating their look and feel to be more iOS7-ish. One such app is DOOO from Figtree Labs. DOOO differentiates itself from other to-do managers in that it does way more than just basic lists. DOOO allows you not only to make basic lists, but also allows you to add notes utilizing photos, voice recordings, drawings, and location data.

I’ll just briefly talk about the way DOOO looks first. Like most iOS7 apps, DOOO is very flat. Most of the app consists of shades of white, gray, and black with only splashes of color coming from the category icons. You can change the theme of the app, but only if you “Like” their Facebook page. What’s neat though is that you can actually adjust certain aspects of the app through the settings such as the font type used, font sizing, whether or not you want to use all caps for your notes, and whether or not you want the status bar to appear up top. All this makes for a pretty customizable experience.

DOOO also makes use of swiping to navigate the app and complete tasks. Unlike most to-do apps, this one has a user interface that is more vertical, meaning that your tasks, completed tasks, and unsolved tasks are displayed in columns, not rows. You swipe left and right to get to different columns as well as the categories section.

There are quite a few default categories you can choose from to make a list. There your standard DOOO category, Idea, Work, To Buy, Household, School, Travel, To Listen, To Read, and the ability to make custom categories. Once you select a category, you can begin adding items to your lists. You add items using the bottom bar and like I said earlier, you can add text, voice, photos, or a map location. This makes DOOO a very versatile app.

As you complete tasks, you can swipe on them o move them to the completed column. If you don’t complete the task in the given day, they get moved to the unsolved column. Both the today and unsolved columns are usually visible at the same time on screen.

Overall, DOOO is a good to-do manager with lots of extra features, mainly being able to take down different forms of notes and not just text. This makes it a bit more useful than just a regular to-do list. If you’re looking for an app than can seemingly do it all, DOOO is probably the one you’re looking for. I suggest checking it out considering it is free at the moment.

App Store Link: DOOO
Version: 2.0.4
Developer: Figtree Labs
Price: Free (For a limited time)
Compatible Devices: Requires iOS 6.0 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch. This app is optimized for iPhone 5.

Description

Organize Your Thoughts. [ iOS 7 Celebration FREE for a limited time ]

Optimized for iOS 7+ +Top 5 Productivity App in over 35 contries
DOOO allows you to quickly add Tasks&Notes with PHOTO, VOICE, DRAWING, LOCATION.

DOOO is an intriguing utility that organizes your thoughts so your brain doesn’t have to. Lightening idea doesn’t seem to last for a long time. There might have been a million dollar worth idea! Don’t Lose Your Thought!! DOOO helps you. “DOOO is an App that make your Smartphone even Smarter.” World’s Smartest Reminder & To-do Note.
Not too SIMPLE, Not too COMPLEX. It’s Easy and Clear. DOOO is a utterly smart tool for organizing your ideas,pictures,voices,sketches, and even maps with quick and easy user interface. DOOO maintains its agility and ease of access with its simple user interface.This tool has proven itself with numerous positive feed-backs from many users already.

[via App Store]

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