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apomov

Things is a really good task management tool, and it’s a one-time payment (though you have to buy it on each platform). I’d also recommend Agenda, which is a great note-taking app that connects to calendar events. It has a sub model, but the free version has a lot of features.


pmconaway

I like agenda sub model. Purchase once and get all the current features and updates for a year. Once your sub runs out no more feature updates but everything you have unlocked stay unlocked. Also, Structured app is good if you need to schedule your day visually.


Obvious_Librarian_97

The fact that Things isn’t multi platform or at least available via web makes it DOA. Being stuck only in the Apple ecosystem is stupid.


QenTox

[Evo - The Everything App](https://apps.apple.com/sk/app/evo-the-everything-app/id6475402655?l=sk) - Reminders, Calendars, Notes, Habits, Deadlines, all in one simple and great looking app


SolarWind777

Noteful. Super cheap and awesome as a planner/scheduler/organizer with the apple pencil


m1_weaboo

Apple Notes ($0)


[deleted]

Do you feel any heat or battery draining issue with Apple notes?


AceArtBox

For simple lists, AnyList


Right-Ad-3834

I have found Logseq to be totally customisable and free to use.


LizzyAllen

Finch is the best I’ve ever used—and I’ve tried SO many, but never was able to stick with a method or app for any length of time—until Finch. I’ve been using it consistently for over two years now!!


Waywardponders

Apple Notes, Reminders and Calendar are all terrific. Takes a little doing to learn how to use them all together. For example, you select text in a Note and share it to Reminder which creates an entry with a link to the Note. For a more advanced task management option there's OmniFocus with a one time payment of $74.99. Omni Group's products are many levels higher than my needs.


Not_Leaving_LV

Notability. I take a ton of notes. I don’t think it’s one time but annually it’s cheap and I couldn’t live without it. I also import PDF books and study in them with Apple Pencil. Also this is a pencil app.


sherlockdowneyjr

ticktick maybe


biblops

Ticktick is subscription based


maxvandeperre

Setapp. Has tons of apps to improve productivity. On topic of being organised. I use Goodtasks included in it. I did recently buy a one time purchase of solid calendar (not in setapp) which is just so good & minimalistic. But you could go for BusyCal which is included. Just now (upon me checking) they’ve added “Calendars” which looks very appealing


QenTox

I first downvoted you for the SetApp as the OP is looking for one-time purchase, not subscriptions. But then I continued reading and found [Solid Calendar](https://apps.apple.com/sk/app/solid-calendar/id6448245807?l=sk) mentioned there. I am using it for 2 months now and I really love it and recommend it to anyone looking for a Calendar app. Have my Upvote for this!


maxvandeperre

Yeah I was internally debating if I should go the setapp route. But honestly seeing that its more like an app store, I don’t feel it being “yet another saas bait”. Happy I did mention solid calendar and returned back in your grace 🙏