One list for everything. For people who hate managing lists.
One month free. No account, no subscription.
No projects. No folders. No categories quietly multiplying in a sidebar. Where a todo sits is what it means, and it stays put until you move it.
Today is what needs you now: what you floated, what’s due and what’s overdue.
Everything is the whole list, in the order you put it there. Same list, two views.
Long-press a todo on iPhone, or right-click it on the Mac. Every move has a name, and nothing shuffles itself around behind your back.
Float pins it to the very top, and into Today, until you unfloat it.
Surface sends it straight to the top of your ordinary todos.
Sink sends it straight to the bottom of them. Not now. Not today.
Anchor is for a todo with a date ahead. It waits at the very bottom, then comes back into Today on its day.
That’s Low Tide. On a day you pick, it gathers the undated todos you haven’t touched in 14 days and hands them back one at a time. Surface it, sink it, float it, finish it, leave it, or finally let it go.
No judgement. No streaks. Everyone has a 412-day-old todo.
One purchase gets you both apps, each made the way its platform expects. They stay in sync through your own private iCloud, not a server of mine.
The sky follows the real hour, sun and moon. Turn on live weather and it shows the clouds and the rain too. When a view is empty, someone is out on the water.
Live weather is off until you turn it on in the app. It uses your approximate location and Apple Weather.
The Today widget comes in three sizes on iPhone and Mac. Tap a circle to complete a todo, or the plus to add one.
iPhone also has a Quick Capture widget and a Control Centre control.
A menu bar item, and menus with a keyboard shortcut for everything. Press ⌃⌥Space in any app, type the todo, and the app you were in stays in front.
The menu bar item is optional, so you can hide the Dock icon instead.
Everything a todo list needs. Nothing it doesn’t.
On its day, a todo comes into Today. The date never moves it in the list.
Daily, weekly, monthly, every 6 months or yearly.
A notification at the time you pick, one per todo.
Snooze a reminder or complete it without opening Float.
Push anything in Today to tomorrow or next week.
With a little formatting: bold, italic, lists and links.
A word that helps you find a todo again.
Titles, notes and tags, matched as you type.
What you finish is kept, so you can look back and feel good about it.
Kept for 30 days in case you change your mind. Then it’s gone.
Your list travels through your own private iCloud. No Float server, no account.
A plain file you can read without Float, in iCloud Drive or a folder on your device.
No account, no subscription.
