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Share a first-hand review of planning tasks by voice in Cift (an iPhone planner you talk to), with one concrete observation. The post tags @rsuyoy.
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Install Cift free on an iPhone (https://apps.apple.com/us/app/cift/id6749275564, no account), speak three made-up tasks and move one to another day in plain language, then check the day and week views. Share your experience and honest review. Don't connect a calendar or use real schedule details. Tag @CiftApp and @rsuyoy.
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Reviews (5)
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I installed @CiftApp to try its voice-based task planning. The idea of speaking tasks naturally and organizing them by day or week sounds convenient.Unfortunately,the app kept crashing on launch,so I couldn’t fully test the features Hoping the team fixes this soon! @rsuyoy
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Checking out @CiftApp before I run the full test What stood out for me is the plain-language move. Most task apps make you tap through date pickers, but being able to just say "move that to tomorrow" and have it shift is the actual time saver I like that the brief keeps it simple: speak three made-up tasks, move one, then check day and week views - no calendar connect, no schedule details That's the flow I'm going to test next. @rsuyoy
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Gave @CiftApp a try on iPhone. Added 3 fictional tasks by voice, moved one to another day using plain language, and checked the day/week views. Voice input makes adding tasks feel quick and straightforward. The real win is being able to reschedule without digging through menus - as long as the app moves the task to the correct day without changing anything else. Good job, @rsuyoy!
View on X@CiftApp @rsuyoy Been testing Cift for a few days Base app is free. Voice-to-tasks works better than expected, just talk and it handles dates, times and multiple things without forms. Photo capture pulled tasks cleanly from a whiteboard snap too. Everything stays local, no account needed. Swipe and speak to edit feels natural, Watch app is decent. There’s a Plus version if you need more (unlimited photos, full sync, Live Activities etc). If you’re going yearly, lifetime is clearly better value, just pay once and done. Needs internet for the language part and sync can be hit or miss. Dark mode still missing. Not perfect, but the low-friction capture is real if that fits your needs.
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