InnerList Review
Price: FREE
Version Reviewed: 1.3
App Reviewed on: iPad 2/iPhone 4S
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My life can be a seething stew of chaos, so naturally I’ve been searching for a good general task/to-do list program for a bit now. But with the plethora of programs already out there, it’s really hard to know exactly where to start looking. Because of that, the opportunity to review InnerList actually came as quite a welcome treat. Unfortunately, while it’s a decent enough program, I find that it’s lacking enough in a few crucial areas that I may have to continue my quest a bit longer.
There are three different kinds of lists available in InnerList: Notes, Tasks, and People. Tasks are what we typically think of when a to-do list comes to mind. Notes are more or less like Tasks, except they have a large text field and (with Premium) include the ability to attach pictures. However, the trade-off for pictures is that Notes don’t get the reminders and deadlines options. Finally, People gives you the ability to make lists of, well, people. You can add brand new folks or pull them from your Contacts list. Pretty straightforward, though it lacks a lot of info fields that the Contact version has.
InnerList isn’t bad, but even with full upgrades it still feels very limited in what it can do and how the user experience can be tailored. The developers are on the right track, but it could have benefited from more feedback and a bit more time in development.