The vertical pinch is awkward and if you try a horizontal or diagonal pinch (which is more natural) then it deletes or completes a task. Also, scrolling up too quickly suddenly puts you in new task mode.
And while there's some innovation (or experimentation) with the user interaction, there's been no real innovation which how a todo list should function. In this respect, I much prefer TeuxDeux. It's still clean and unfettered by tags and descriptions etc but adding tasks to particular days gives you a really good overview of you day/week. It also removes the resistance when you start the day because you're not thinking "what shall I work on today" or "what shall I cherrypick from this humongous list".
The vertical pinch is awkward and if you try a horizontal or diagonal pinch (which is more natural) then it deletes or completes a task. Also, scrolling up too quickly suddenly puts you in new task mode.
And while there's some innovation (or experimentation) with the user interaction, there's been no real innovation which how a todo list should function. In this respect, I much prefer TeuxDeux. It's still clean and unfettered by tags and descriptions etc but adding tasks to particular days gives you a really good overview of you day/week. It also removes the resistance when you start the day because you're not thinking "what shall I work on today" or "what shall I cherrypick from this humongous list".