Undone

Undone is a simple and powerful way of organizing what you're not done yet.

Undone is an ad-free, simple and powerful way of organizing what you're not done yet. Undone strives to keep its features simple and straightforward, so you can decide how you want to use it, and it aims to remove the limits from what you can do with a task manager, from allowing you to add an unlimited number of unique notifications, to adding any description, right down to it's lightweight performance that can hold hundreds of tasks and run on any android device.

Also, Undone is still in active development for the foreseeable future. If Undone doesn't meet your needs, leave a review! Let me know what's lacking, and what you want to see in the future.

What Undone can do:

- Quick and easy task creation with due dates, priority, and a description

- Unlimited notifications for any task at any time

- Set tasks to repeat every day, week, two weeks, or every month

- Sort tasks by name, due date, or priority

- Customizable notifications

- An attractive UI based on Material Design principles

- Fast, and runs easily with hundreds of tasks

- Compatible with virtually every android phone

What I'm currently working on:

- A guide on how to use all of Undone's features for new users

- A folder/tag/context system, that'll let you add tasks into multiple groups, and filter by them

- Alternate themes, such as a night mode

- Check tasks off without deleting them, for repeating tasks or even just to see what you've accomplished

- Silent tasks, that don't notify the user

- Google Drive storage for synchronization across devices

Undone is also completely open source!

Check out the code at https://github.com/Redeemer-CSC390/To-Do/tree/master/app/src/main

The app icon is modified from Anshul Dhiman's work, used under the Creative Commons License