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How do I create a list?
Tap the + button to create a new list. You can start from scratch or pick a template (Grocery, Packing, Books, Movies, Gifts). Templates set an icon and category automatically, but you can change these at any time.
What happens when I check off an item?
It depends on your Done Behavior setting. Items can move to the bottom of the list, be removed (sent to the Bin), or stay in place with a strikethrough. You can set a global default in Settings or override it per list.
Can I link lists to todos?
Yes — if you have My Next: Todo installed, you can link a todo to one of your lists. Edit a todo in My Next: Todo and tap Link to List. The link works both ways, so you can jump between the apps.
Where is my data stored?
Your lists and items are stored locally on your iPhone and, when installed, your paired Apple Watch. The two apps synchronize directly through Apple's WatchConnectivity framework, including after offline changes reconnect. We don't receive or see what you create in the app.
Does the app collect analytics?
The app can send optional, bounded usage events to OpenPanel: app openings, activation milestones, feature-use flags, broad daily activity buckets, Watch use, backup outcomes, limits and rating-request eligibility. Event payloads never include list names, item text, exact daily totals, names, email addresses, receipts or prices. A random installation identifier links events from the same installation but is not a direct personal identifier. You can turn analytics off completely in Settings — that stops future sends, clears pending events and local analytics state, resets the identifier, and prevents earlier offline Watch actions from being added later. It does not retroactively delete events OpenPanel already received.
What does the app send when I subscribe to Extra?
My Next: Extra is handled by RevenueCat, our subscription provider. The app sends it a randomly generated customer ID — no name, email address, or account ID — and RevenueCat processes the purchase and entitlement status Apple reports. That is what validates receipts, unlocks Extra, restores a purchase, and lets one subscription work across Todo, List, and Note. RevenueCat starts with the app rather than only at purchase time, so it applies whether or not you subscribe. Apple processes all payments, so no card details reach us or RevenueCat, and none of it is used for advertising. Because Extra cannot work without it, this is separate from the analytics switch in Settings. One practical note: if you have Extra, your backup file also carries that customer ID so Extra can follow you to a new phone — which is a good reason to treat backup files as private.
What happens if I delete the app?
Deleting List removes that app's local storage from that device. If List is still installed on your paired Apple Watch or iPhone, its local copy remains until you delete that app too or an in-app deletion reaches it through synchronization. Exported backup files also remain wherever you saved them. We recommend making a backup before removing data you may want to keep.
How do I manage my subscription?
You can manage or cancel your Extra subscription in your iPhone's Settings app under your Apple ID > Subscriptions, or directly from the "Subscription & Support" section in the app.
Can I use My Next: List on multiple devices?
My Next: List works on an iPhone and its paired Apple Watch. They synchronize directly using Apple WatchConnectivity and keep offline changes locally until they reconnect. Internet or cloud sync to additional devices is not currently available.
Is there an Android version?
Not yet — as a small studio, we're starting with iOS to get the experience right before expanding. Android is on the roadmap and something we'd love to build.