Maximum productivity
Put what you need to remember when you need to remember it. Mark it done. Keep going.
Free forever with very reasonable limitations
Upgrade for $0.99/month or $24.99 for life
Organized people love Supreme
Smart people have worked countless hours on creating giant apps, reinventing to-do lists that become a chore in itself. While all we needed was a planner, without the pen and paper.
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Never forget anything, guaranteed
- Whatever you write down in Supreme stays right where you put it, even when itʼs marked done. And if you donʼt complete a task, Supreme automatically bumps it to the next day. Itʼs forget-proof!
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Drag and drop organization
- The trouble with pen and paper – once you write something down, itʼs pretty messy to change. Supreme lets you edit an item with a double-click, and reschedule your tasks in a jiffy.
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Build the habit of writing things down
- All information is captured in plain text, removing scattered options to worry about. Yet, Supreme gives you timed reminders, opens locations in Maps and recognizes phone numbers, just to name a few.
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The satisfaction of being done
- Tasks in the future stay in the future. Once your list for today is done, just kick back. Meanwhile, lining up tasks for the next few days is right at your fingertips.
All the functions you need, probably
No accounts, ever
Supreme works offline and uses your iCloud account to sync between your devices, if you want it to. We will never have access to data stored in your copy of Supreme, nor do we want to have your private data. We know, what a crazy concept.
Fewer options, more intuition
There are no tags, categories, priorities, and other “fancy” features built into Supreme. Instead, it gets out of the way so you can get things done. We think youʼll love the power and simplicity of using plain text to capture all the information, and a search field when you need it.
Free forever with very reasonable limitations
Upgrade for $0.99/month or $24.99 for life
Pro tips & more
Illustrated snippets on optimizing productivity, with or without Supreme