Lucidium

Boards, columns, and cards. That's it. Drag things around, flag what matters, collapse what doesn't. Everything syncs through your personal iCloud, so you can start on your Mac and pick up on your iPhone without thinking about it. Version 1.2 brings the biggest update yet. Cards can now have dates — a deadline, a start date, whatever makes sense to you. Cards can be tagged with custom colour-coded labels, and a new filter panel lets you cut through the noise to see exactly what you need. You can also mark cards complete, and a new Up Next view pulls everything time-sensitive across all your boards into a single timeline. Columns can now be tinted too, adding urgency or just a bit of personality to your boards. Under the hood, the drag and drop engine has been rebuilt from the ground up to handle far more cards while staying smooth. Auto-scrolling feels more natural, the dark mode palette is sharper, and the overall design has been refreshed for a more spacious feel. Lucidium doesn't track you, show you ads, or ask you to create an account. Your data lives in your iCloud and nowhere else. It feels like a proper iPhone app, because it is one. If you're tired of slow, bloated web apps that treat your tasks as data to be harvested, Lucidium is the alternative.