I had the idea to make double-sided Kitty Todo promo business cards with QR codes, so if I was, say, giving a presentation, or talking with anyone about Kitty Todo at a tech event or around town or wherever, if someone was interested, I could just hand them a card. Read more…
After publishing Kitty Todo to the Play Store earlier this month, I’ve been doing various things to support and promote it. Last week I put up the Kitty Todo web site, and I’m happy to say that the site now includes a help page, with topics on Kitty Todo basics, Read more…
The fact that entering tasks with Kitty Todo can be as quick and simple as tapping the purple + button, entering a few words, and tapping Add Task, also makes Kitty Todo really convenient and useful for noting and remembering (and later following through on) things that wouldn’t normally be considered Read more…
With Kitty Todo, whenever you think of an idea, plan, or need you want to take action on, remembering and scheduling it can be as quick and simple as tapping the purple + button, entering a few words, and tapping Add Task. Kitty Todo’s homescreen widget makes this even quicker Read more…
I just wanted to step back from writing Kitty Todo documentation for a minute to note that the header font you see in both the Kitty Todo app and web site is the free Cherry Swash Google font. I chose it because to me it looks playful, readable, and like Read more…
The Kitty Todo app and homescreen widget order the tasks in your task list by due date, priority, and description, under the section headers Overdue, Today, Tomorrow, Next 7 days, Future, and Completed. A few things to point out about this: Each section header only appears if there are any Read more…
The Kitty Todo app and homescreen widget order your task list under the section headers Overdue, Today, Tomorrow, Next 7 days, Future, and Completed, by due date, priority, and description, so if you changed one or more of these values when you edited your task, it may move to a different section and/or position in Read more…
When you’ve finished a task, in either the Kitty Todo app or homescreen widget, tap that task’s cat on its checkbox nose to mark it as completed. What happens next depends on whether the task was a non-repeating task or a repeating task: Completing a non-repeating task When you complete Read more…
Sometimes you mark a task as completed by mistake. It’s easy for a tap to go awry if you’re for example in a moving vehicle, and certainly we’ve all had times of thinking something was finished or fixed but then finding out otherwise. What you should do next depends on Read more…
If you’d like to make any changes to an existing task, in the Kitty Todo app or homescreen widget, tap any part of that task other than the cat’s checkbox nose to load it into the Edit Task screen for editing. Describe your task Change your task’s description if you Read more…