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Milestones, the native project management app for the Apple ecosystem, is now on macOS and stronger than ever!Break down big projects into Milestones Big projects paralyze you? Break them down into small, manageable milestones and track their completion progress. Use tags and priorities to categorize your tasks, and move them around between other projects and milestones.Mac, iPhone, and iPad Start work on your Mac, and continue on your iPhone, or use the iPad as a dedicated project management screen. Thanks to iCloud sync, your data is always up to date, and the app is adjusted for all platforms.Smart Lists See your tasks for the day in the "Today" list, or see what's coming up in the future in the "Upcoming" list. Got a task that doesn't fit any project? The "Inbox" list is your friend!Built for Power Users Kanban boards, due dates, recurring tasks, priorities, custom tags, and more. All the tools you need to manage all your projectsFully Native Built using Apple-native technology, giving you full performance, low memory usage, and the native look and feel you know and love from native apps.Private iCloud Sync You can choose to sync to iCloud, which uses your private iCloud account to sync your data, giving you full control, privacy, and safety for your projects, milestones, and tasks.

Milestones for macOS

For indie devs who find tools like Notion and Trello overwhelming, here’s a simpler project management app. Organize projects into milestones (e.g., new versions), with tasks that are either todo, in progress, or done. Task progress updates automatically for each milestone, and tasks can be prioritized and categorized with custom tags (e.g., #ph for "High Priority," #pm for "Medium Priority"). Each project includes a backlog for future tasks &amp; ideas, and markdown-based project notes for complex ideas are coming soon!

Milestones

To-do list apps nowadays have so many bells and whistles that it becomes simply unmaintainable and especially overwhelming. Just adding a task means filling out what feels like a job application form. In Doday, I'm avoiding this as much as possible. There's one text input - you describe your task - press enter. Rapid fire, that's how I plan my days now. Of course I've also added categories, priorities and even recurring tasks as additional, but optional features.