Tigr

To-do app for iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch

Always know what matters now.

You don't lack time. You have too many priorities. Tigr weighs deadlines, durations and the gaps in your calendar, and shows you the one task that matters now.

On the App Store October 15

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Free for the first 300 downloads.

  • For leaders and freelancers
  • No account
  • No tracking

How Tigr feels

No more of that paralyzing feeling of being buried by your tasks. You work through them calmly, one after the other. And the day feels doable again.

For days when everything feels important.

Tigr is for people who get a lot done: leaders, founders, freelancers, anyone with a packed calendar.

Sound familiar?

Most apps sort by due date. Tigr sorts by what matters.

A date-sorted list tells you what's been waiting longest, not what makes the difference right now. So you decide all over again every morning. That takes more energy than the work itself.

Other to-do apps compared with Tigr
Other appsTigr
Sort by dateWeighs deadline, duration, waiting time and your calendar
Show everything at oncePuts the one task that matters now up front
Leave the decision to youMakes the call for you
Pile up a backlog when you skip a few daysSimply plans a fresh day when you're back

How Tigr works

From a full head to the next step.

  1. Step 1

    Get it out of your head.

    Everything in, in any order. Add a deadline or duration only if you know it. The order is Tigr's job.

  2. Step 2

    Tigr weighs it up.

    What's due? What's been waiting too long? What fits between your meetings? Tigr reads your calendar for this, but never changes it. And if you'd rather do something else first, just move it up.

  3. Step 3

    One thing up front. Done? Hold the card.

    The one task that matters now sits at the top, everything else waits quietly below. What you've started stays up front until you're done. Then hold the card for a second and a half, and the next one moves up.

    Try it: hold the card for a second and a half.

    That's it. The next one is already here.

  4. Step 4

    In the evening: a quick look back.

    What didn't happen today doesn't turn red. Say what got done anyway, and write down anything that would keep you awake. The rest moves on by itself. The day ends with a question, not a scorecard.

What Tigr keeps in mind, so you don't have to.

Nothing slips through.

When things get busy, the first to slip are the things without a deadline: exercise, family, yourself. Tigr files every task under an area of your life and brings neglected areas forward, step by step. An area doesn't fit today? Take it off the day with one tap.

Honest about time.

Tigr never plans more than fits into your day. Whatever has no room, it names with a reason and a suggestion, instead of quietly pushing it back.

Later means when you want.

Tomorrow, the day after, next week or any day from the calendar. And a task can have a fixed day and time.

Repeats that fit real life.

Swimming three times a week? You say how often, Tigr picks the days. And walking the dog morning and evening is one routine, not two.

Three levels, clearly explained.

High comes before everything else today. Normal is placed by date, age and how long it takes. Low comes up when nothing else is waiting. Never forgotten, just later.

A moment, not a clock time.

Pills when you've had coffee. The callback when you open your laptop. The moment shows on the card, and there's nothing to miss.

Always at hand.

Your current task on your Lock Screen, on your wrist and in your car.

Tigr collects nothing.

No account, no tracking, no ads. Your tasks stay with you.

Privacy policy

Two notifications a day, at most.

One in the morning, one in the evening. If you've been away for a few days, just a quiet line. Never a list, never a counter.

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Tigr kept everything.

Good to know

What does Tigr cost?

The first 300 downloads are free. We'll announce the regular price at launch on October 15.

Is Tigr on Android?

No. Tigr is for iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch, on iOS 26 and watchOS 26.

Do I have to retype all my tasks?

No. Tigr copies your open reminders from Apple's Reminders app into its inbox and then asks you, one at a time, how long each one takes and where it belongs. Nothing changes in Reminders, and nothing comes over twice.

Which calendars does Tigr read?

The ones you pick, including Google or Outlook if they're set up on your iPhone. Appointments are busy time. A birthday shows up, but takes no time. Tigr only reads and never changes anything.

What if I don't open Tigr for a few days?

Nothing bad. Whenever you're back, Tigr simply plans a fresh day. No pile of overdue tasks, no red. What got left behind is still there and calmly moves forward again.

Does Tigr work with shift work?

Yes. Your shifts come from your calendar, and Tigr plans nothing during your quiet hours. You can limit areas to certain weekdays and take single days off with one tap.

Can I overrule Tigr?

Any time. “Move up” brings any task forward, “Later” puts it on tomorrow, the day after, next week or a day you pick.

Who's behind Tigr?

Tigr is built independently in Flensburg, Germany. Your data goes nowhere except your own iCloud, and you can switch that off too.

One thing at a time.

Tigr arrives October 15 for iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch.

On the App Store October 15

Free for the first 300 downloads.

Add the launch date to your calendar