Welcome back to State of the App's.

State of the App's 2025.

So every year on State of the App's

we talk about the tools, the services, the apps that we use

to manage our work on our lives.

This year we're changing from tradition.

We usually discuss our home screens to start off state of the apps.

Last year that lasted about four hours. So this year we're swapping it around. We're going to talk about the

apps first, then talk about our home screens second. Because otherwise we just

talk about all the apps twice. So we're going to talk about our

applications first and then we're going to share off our home screens

together too. Luckily iOS hasn't made any home screen relevant changes this year

there's no additional customization options or

anything like that. So we're just gonna start off straight with the apps.

So start off with the Cornerstone category, which is productivity, and the base of all productivity

systems is the to-do apps that we use. I'll say for me, I don't really have any significant

change here, and I am actually more interested

to learn about what you're doing so I'm going to run through mine real quick so I am

using a variety of apps in productivity and in my to-do management.

So I use to-doist, which is for all of my personal and professional tasks.

To-doist is just a task search, just for me. I don't share anything in To-Doist, it has those features, but it's not what I'm looking for.

And I keep my task management very simple. Everything has a due date. Everything has a project that it's assigned to, and I just keep that very simply.

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