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Wunderlist, by 6 Wunderkinder, is updated and ready for the April 24 launch of the Apple Watch. The to-do list app keeps track of your important tasks, lists, and contacts to make planning your day easier.

The app has been redesigned for the upcoming wearable and its’ new interface gives you four convenient buttons to let you jump to your Inbox, agenda, and important tasks quickly and easily.Wunderlist for the Apple Watch will also have custom animations to reward you for accomplishing your goals, and you'll be able to control it using smart voice input - so if your hands are full you won't be left hanging.

You can download Wunderlist for your iPhone or iPad for free to check it out before the Apple Watch descends upon us.

6 Wunderkinder's To-Do List and Task app, Wunderlist, now supports Dropbox.

To synch your Dropbox files to Wunderlist, just tap the paperclip icon in the Detail View, select Dropbox, and choose your file. With Wunderlist you can Assign, Comment, and prioritize your Dropbox files and they automatically update across all your systems.

You can pick up the newly-updated Wunderlist for free on the App Store.

iOS 8 has been a game changer for a lot of apps, and Wunderlist, by 6 Wunderkinder, is one of the first apps to fully support it. They have introduced the new Today widget that allows users to simply swipe down from any screen to see all the to-dos they have lined up for the day. Users can also interact directly with their to-dos without actually having to open Wunderlist to save time.

Making to-do lists is also easier than ever. When you see something you want to save online or in another app you can tap the share icon, add any other details you feel are pertinent, and add it straight to Wunderlist.

6 Wunderkinder is also excited to announce that a Wunderlist for the Apple Watch is in the works. When the watch ships in early 2015 you 'll be able to take your Wunderlist with you without the need of a bulky iPad or iPhone.

You can check out Wunderlist for free on the App Store.

Wunderlist, the celebrated to-do list app from 6 Wunderkinder, is due to get an update to its feature-set.

Tentatively named Wunderlist 3, this update promises a new design, real-time sync, fast performance and more. All in all, the developer promises more than 60 new improvements to the app.

We had the opportunity to formally review the last iteration of the app a while back and were big fans.

A sneak peek of the future update and how things will be further improved is below.

Wunderlist Pro is now available on the iPhone and iPad through the Wunderlist – To-Do & Task List app. With Pro, users can assign tasks to workmates and friends, have unlimited sub-tasks and use one of eight new backgrounds. There is a new Action Bar that allows users to email, sort and reorder to-do lists. Pro subscriptions cost $4.99 a month or $49.99 for an entire year.

To Do list manager, Wunderlist 2, recently updated with iPad support. The developers say that the new version has increased speed, better performance, and smoother transitions between lists. You'll also find a revamped detail view, with even more changes planned for the future.

There are over eight thousand applications in the Productivity section of the App Store, totalling almost 2.5% of all applications available to download. Why then – and how – has 6 Wunderkinder’s Wunderlist come from nowhere to almost eight million task creations, being labelled as iPhone App of the Week by Apple in both the US and German App Stores? Through a beautiful design and integrated interface, all with no price tag attached, its one million users have everything to be happy about.

The sleek get-things-done application aims to simplify life’s tasks with one interface and minimal fuss. “Wunderlist makes it dead simple to organize your daily life. Just add some lists and start filling them with the things that need to be done” reads the official release, noting the capability to add tasks by e-mail. The application is free to download on both the iPhone / iPod Touch and iPad, with no strings (or adverts) attached.

There doesn’t appear to be any compromise between price and security either. The free application sports SSL encryption, meaning every login and sync happens securely with no interception from third parties. All data is stored on secure servers run by Media Temple, a 103-employee strong company that operates twenty four hours a day to ensure that secured data remains secure.

Earlier this week, I got in touch with Robert Kock, Co-Founder of the company behind the application. Here's what we talked about:

What was the inspiration behind Wunderlist?
Robert: Before we started working on Wunderkit, we discussed how we could gain awareness for our brand and our work even before the initial launch. How could we get thousands of people being interested in us? We wanted to make it big, so we decided to built a software and give it away for free. Thinking about an application that literally everyone would need, we came up with a concept of a task manager called Wunderlist. To improve the user experience to a maximum, we combined several aspects of popular software. So now we have an easy-to-use task manager for nearly every device that provides cloud sync and sharing functionality for free.

Why and how is the service free?
Robert: Wunderlist is free because it is a give away. We want users to get used to our philosophy of simplicity and good usability and we wanted them to get to know the 6Wunderkinder brand. We managed to built a substantial fan base literally within several weeks.

What are your future plans?
Robert: Because the development and the maintenance of the Wunderlist service requires more and more of our resources, we thought about monetize Wunderlist later on. But we won't consider any actions before we asked our community which way they'd like us to go. Besides all that, we are working on Wunderkit and hope that all of our users will love it as much as we do.

Available to download now.

Image courtesy of 6Wunderkinder.