SingularityApp Reviews & Product Details

What I liked about Singularity App:

1. The UI & UX: The first thing you will notice about this app is that the UI and the UX are delightful from the beginning. They offer three themes, with sub-themes inside, but the space theme makes it unique.

2. Features: Feature selection is another pro of this app. It's not too bloated nor too skimped off. It feels right at home. It has handy features like a Pomodoro timer, habits, calendar, etc.

3. Chaos Management: One of the best parts of this app is carefully selecting a task management system, a modified version of Getting Things Done (GTD). I had always appreciated GTD and wanted to incorporate it into my life, but this app made it even easier, thanks to its flexible nature.

4. Excellent Filter: The app has filters and search functions on steroids. The level of detail with which you can set or view the existing tasks is simply astounding.

6. Availability: The app is available everywhere. Be it Linux, Windows, Android, iOS, Mac, and a web version. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Cons are there, but I can live without them:

1. No support for NLP: The competition has NLP, like TickTick and Todoist. But there's no support for NLP in Singularity app.

2. Pricing: It could have been a little better. TickTick is cheaper than Singularity in India, and Todoist is a little expensive. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

1. The daily habit thing which makes me categorise my daily tasks separately from my work tasks and not added in the same calendar and the interconnection in the dates of the habit calendar makes it look attractive too, making it feel I should check Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I accidentally double-tapped on 1 task in habit, it turns out to be hollow from the centre, what does that mean (it is not indicated) adding on a new project is difficult what if I created a task first and then realised I want it to be part of something? Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.