Buyer guide
The best voice to-do app for iPhone
A good voice to-do app does more than turn speech into text. It understands “tomorrow at nine”, saves the task in one step, and puts it somewhere you will actually see it.
| Feature | Liro | Others |
|---|---|---|
| Understands dates and times you say | Yes | Varies: most apps parse typed dates |
| One step from thought to saved task | Hold the mic, talk, let go | Often a dictation key inside a form |
| Plans the day for you | Plan with Liro, approved by you | Rare |
| Works offline | Yes | Varies |
Apple Reminders
Built into every iPhone and works with Siri (“Remind me to…”). A great free choice for simple lists, with little planning help.
Todoist
A cross-platform task manager with a free plan. Its Ramble feature turns speech into tasks. Strong for projects and teams.
TickTick
A cross-platform all-rounder with a free plan, calendar, habit tracker and Pomodoro timer.
Liro
Made for voice first on iPhone: hold to talk, Liro dates the task, then plans your day with you. Paid ($9.99/month or $79.99/year) with a 48-hour free trial.
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