Speaking is faster than typing, and it actually works ...

Time to use something simpler!

In today’s fast-paced and increasingly digital world, productivity apps have become essential tools for managing tasks, setting goals, organizing notes, and streamlining workflows. With countless ...

The feature, now public, lets you create to-do's and action items by speaking naturally to the app's AI.

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Over a decade ago, a simple to-do list app called Clear launched to much fanfare due to how it capitalized on the smartphone’s touch interface to build a new kind of app: one without buttons and menus ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. The original Clear was a design triumph — and the new version has even bigger plans. The original Clear was a ...

One of the most satisfying feelings is reflecting on how much you got done, especially after a tiring day. Whether you have tons of reading to catch up on for a course you're taking this semester or ...

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Clear is a to-do list app that was first launched in 2012, and while it has received few updates since that time, it has remained popular with users due to its easy-to-use design and simple layout.

For a long time I wondered if I was simply immune to the productivity benefits of to-do list apps since they didn’t actually help me complete my goals in the long-term. It seemed like if I wasn’t able ...