Do it (Tomorrow) vs DelayTask Usage & Stats

Do you love procrastinating? Why do today what you can put off till tomorrow? That's the spirit! Do It (Tomorrow) is the todo app for you. Planning out your entire week is a bummer - Do It (Tomorrow) lets you give yourself reminders for today, but makes it really easy to push things off to tomorrow. Features: * Full virtual todo notebook experience * Fastest todo entry * Simple interface - just todo and just today and tomorrow * Easily check off tasks as completed or delete them altogether * Access your Sync / Sounds / Badges / Font settings by sliding right past the Tomorrow page Optional in-App Feature: Cloud Sync * Access and work with your tasks on www.tomorrow.do * Sync all your devices together, automatically * Securely backup your tasks to the cloud * Completed task history (via our free "Everyday Notes" App) ## Also See ## Do It Tomorrow HD * A fully customised iPad experience * Includes full support for Retina iPads www.Tomorrow.do * Full web version of this app (plus it syncs!) Everyday Notes * See your tasks history * Plan on days farther than tomorrow * Fully integrates with Do it (Tomorrow) * Two way sync with iCloud Calendar and more ### NOTE To Do It Tomorrow FANS! ### Thanks a lot for your support and for the nice reviews! You are all awesome! We listen to you and are working on adding missing features! Reviewing the app helps us a lot, so thanks for the feedback and supporting Do It (Tomorrow)! If you want to talk to us directly or support the App, find us on Facebook: http://facebook.com/todoApp and Twitter: http://twitter.com/todoTomorrow

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After entering your task’s description all you have to do is tap one button to set when the task is to be performed. View your current set of tasks only, or all your tasks - you decide. View current tasks only: It can be distracting to see tasks that aren’t due yet. DelayTask only shows you the tasks whose date or time has been reached, hiding others from view. For example, if you press “Tomorrow” the task will disappear from your “Current” list, only appearing again the following morning. If you want to view future tasks you can do so by tapping the “All” button. Use natural terms for dates: Rather than enter dates using a calendar you use natural terms such as “Today”, “Tomorrow”, “Next Week”, requiring less thinking on your part. Avoid assigning all your tasks to the same day: When a period of several days is selected such as “This month” or “Next week” DelayTask will look at the dates in that range and assign the task to the least busy date in the period selected. Swipe and tap to delete tasks: No tapping to mark a task done and having it continue to stick around. Just swipe and tap to delete forever. Uses the full screen on the iPhone 5. Add repeated tasks: Instead of removing your task entirely it is instead moved the number of days you request.