

Know what needs you today.
Add a task. Its date puts it in Overdue, Today, Upcoming or Someday. Drag to reorder when your priorities change.

One simple to-do list that sorts itself. Capture what you need to do, get a reminder when it matters, and enjoy checking it off.
For iPhone, iPad and Mac. Synced with iCloud.
Take a look inside

Open. Add. Done.Start with your first task.
Your own iCloud.Your list follows you.
A little more headspace.Reminders handle the remembering.
Less organising. More doing.
Groceries, a call to make, the thing you promised to send. Give each one a place, without building a whole system around it.


Add a task. Its date puts it in Overdue, Today, Upcoming or Someday. Drag to reorder when your priorities change.


Set a reminder, then get on with your day. Make routines repeat on the days you choose. Complete or snooze a task right from its notification.


See what’s due from your Home Screen with Up Next in three sizes. Tap a task to open it, or the plus to add another.
Now with Siri and Lock Screen widgets
When your hands are busy, ask Siri to add a task in Monolist. Find it later in Spotlight, or use Shortcuts to add and complete tasks as part of your routine.
Lock Screen widgets and controls are available on iPhone and iPad.


iPhone · iPad · Mac
Add it on your phone. Pick it up on your Mac. iCloud keeps your tasks together, with rich notes for the details and search when you need to find something.
Keep links, headings and lists in a task’s notes. Search both titles and notes, including completed tasks.
Use ⌘N to add a task, ⌘F to search and ⌘1–3 to switch filters. Keep moving without reaching for the mouse.
No Monolist login. Tasks live on your devices and in your own iCloud account. Available in 12 languages.
Yes. Say “Add a task in Monolist” to capture a task by voice. Siri and Shortcuts can add and complete tasks, and open tasks can be found in Spotlight. On iPhone and iPad, you can also add a New Task control to Control Center or the Lock Screen, or assign it to the Action button on supported devices.
Monolist works on iPhone and iPad with iOS or iPadOS 18 or later, and Mac with macOS 15 or later. Home Screen widgets keep your list nearby; Lock Screen widgets and the New Task control are available on iPhone and iPad.
No Monolist account is needed. Open the app and add a task. To sync between devices, sign in to the same iCloud account and enable iCloud sync. Your tasks stay on your devices and in your own iCloud account.
No, and that is the point. Monolist keeps a single list and sorts it for you into Overdue, Today, Upcoming and Someday based on each task’s date. There are no projects, tags or folders to set up or maintain.
Yes. Monolist syncs through CloudKit using your own iCloud account, so your tasks appear on every device signed in to that account. Nothing is sent to Nestor Studio.
Give a task a due time and switch on a reminder. Monolist schedules a local notification 5 minutes, 15 minutes, 1 hour or 1 day before it is due, or at a custom time before it is due. Complete the task or snooze it for 15 minutes directly from the notification. Notification permission is requested at the moment you turn a reminder on, not on launch.
It rolls forward to its next occurrence instead of disappearing, so a daily or weekly habit stays on the list. When you are finished with it for good, Finish Series ends it while keeping the rule, so reopening it restores the habit.
Yes. Monolist is free to download, with no subscription required for the list, reminders, repeats, search, iCloud sync or the widget.

Download Monolist. Add what’s on your mind.
For iPhone, iPad and Mac
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