Wunderlist Returns: Superlist's New To-Do App for Everyone

Superlist have long been waiting to drop their new to-do list application. And today, they introduce it to the world. Here's a first look at Superlist for managing your tasks and notes.

Superlist is having a very exciting day today as they launch their 1.0 version.

The official successor of Wunderlist has come to life.

In today's announcement, they also introduced some funding, pricing, and new API-based features. Superlist has been in beta for about a year now and, to be honest, it has already attracted a lot of attention from people interested in what the previous team behind Wunderlist would create, and they haven't been disappointed.

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Superlist wants to be a to-do list, notes, projects and team collaboration app.

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The to-do list application works not only for personal users but for team users as well. Many people are already finding this experience amazing from day one.

Where to download Superlist?

Now, Superlist is accessible on a decent range of devices from launch, everything except for Windows, so you can get Superlist on Mac, iOS, Android, and the web, which means that getting started is actually not as difficult as you might think.

The experience itself is really smooth and user-friendly. That's why a lot of people are finding it a pretty decent experience from the very beginning.

As you can imagine, there's also a lot of competition in the market, especially with Todoist introducing their new Workspaces experience (see video above), which makes things a bit trickier for Superlist. However, Superlist's pricing is actually very interesting, with a very generous free plan that a lot of people are liking.

Investment news too

So, what does the future hold for Superlist in the market?

Well, they are approaching this with a lightweight project management/task management experience in mind. They aim to win the hearts and minds of those using it for personal use and then expand further. The application has a lot of potential, with $13.5 million in funding, and the future does indeed look bright for them.