Superlist

Superlist automatically records meetings, transcribes them with AI, and converts key points into assignable tasks.

Superlist’s AI converts voice recordings into tasks, summarizes meeting notes, and helps users manage their to-do list.

The Pomodoro Technique breaks work into 25-minute focus sessions with short breaks. Here’s how it works, why it helps, and how to make it a habit.

A shutdown ritual checklist helps users end their workday with a 10-minute routine.

The Superlist team shares guides, workflows, and product news on task management and team collaboration.

A Thanksgiving planning checklist guides hosts through menu planning and task delegation with family.

Superlist seeks candidates for open roles in task management, emphasizing remote work and productivity-focused design.

Superlist offers a free plan with options to upgrade for team collaboration, advanced features, and unlimited projects.

Superlist offers tasks, notes, and projects in one app without setup overhead, as an alternative to Notion. A free plan is available.

From the creators of Wunderlist — the all-in-one task management app for to-do lists, notes, and projects. AI-powered productivity that replaces 5 apps. Free to start, works on Mac, Web, iOS & Android.

Superlist explains how it collects, uses, and protects user personal information, including privacy rights.

The creators of Wunderlist introduce **Superlist**, a new to-do app designed to manage lists and tasks across devices. The app integrates collaborative features, allowing teams to share and organize projects in real time. Superlist targets productivity users seeking a seamless alternative to legacy list-making tools.

Feb 2024Android CentralNews article

The creators of Wunderlist launch **Superlist**, a new productivity app for managing tasks. The app supports Android, iOS, macOS, and web platforms. It replaces Wunderlist, which was discontinued in 2018.

Feb 2024MezhaNews article

The original Wunderlist team launches **Superlist**, a productivity app blending task management with collaborative features. It integrates elements from tools like Todoist and Notion, targeting users seeking a unified workspace for lists, notes, and shared projects. The app aims to fill the gap left by Wunderlist’s shutdown after Microsoft’s acquisition.

Feb 2024The VergeNews article

Christian Reber, former co-founder of Wunderlist, secures funding for Superlist, a new productivity app. Reber sold Wunderlist to Microsoft in 2015 for an estimated $100–200 million before Microsoft discontinued the service in 2019. Superlist aims to revive the to-do list app concept with modern features.

Apr 2022CNBC TechNews article