Sol.App - ToDo, Task Manager

iOS Universel / Productivité

Hey, I’m building Sol.App to be the kind of task manager I’ve always wanted — simple, clean, and actually enjoyable to use.

In this update, I completely redesigned the app. It’s now more intuitive, better looking, and easier to navigate. Whether you're planning your day or managing something bigger, Sol.App gives you space to focus — without distractions.

Here’s what’s inside:
• A brand new design — minimal, thoughtful, and easy on the eyes
• Smarter task and project management
• Real-time sync to keep everything up to date
• Light and dark mode, depending on your mood

I use Sol.App every day to keep my own work on track. Hope it helps you do the same.

Quoi de neuf dans la dernière version ?

Lately, I’ve been spending my days inside the small moments that usually get overlooked. Not big ideas — but what happens when you enter a space, invite someone, or tap a link and expect it to just work. Especially when the connection isn’t perfect.

I focused a lot on collaboration. Inviting people into spaces now feels straightforward and calm. Accepting invites works the way your intuition expects. Links no longer send you “somewhere close” — they take you exactly where you meant to go. I tested these flows the hard way: opening invites from messages, breaking the connection on purpose, leaving and coming back again. The goal was simple — the app should follow your intention, not guess it.

Spaces themselves got more attention too. The space menu is clearer, there’s a proper collaborators screen, and managing people feels natural now. You can leave a space or remove someone without friction or awkward steps. I added confirmations only where they truly protect you — not everywhere, not by habit.

I also went deep into profile photos. It sounds small, but there’s a lot hiding there: image uploads, storage, updates, rendering. This part is now solid and predictable. Changing your photo works smoothly, without strange delays or unexpected states.

Behind the scenes, there was a lot of cleanup. I fixed sync issues, stabilized file handling, and worked through several edge cases that could cause things to break at the worst moment. At one point, the app really did fall apart — and that was necessary. Now I know exactly where it was fragile, and it’s stronger because of it.

Navigation was another important piece. Links now open directly where you expect, without extra screens or mental detours. It’s a quiet improvement, but those are the ones that protect your focus the most.

These changes aren’t about adding noise or piling on features. They’re about removing hesitation, friction, and tiny interruptions. I’m still chasing that extra hour in the day myself — and this update is another step toward making sure the app helps you keep yours.

Moving forward.