I use Due on my iPhone all the time. It's focus isn't replacing your task app or even match up with current To Do apps.

What it excels at is setting timers and quickly letting you see where you are in the process.

I have a varied work schedule and Due really helps keep me focused on upcoming tasks.

I plan to use it in conjunction with more full fledged task app like Omnifocus or The Hit List.

The Mac version adds natural language input. A very welcome feature. Dropbox or iCloud sync has been solid as well.

Wow ...

The Lazarus of apps just came back to life. Hey I've gotta give credit where it's due here. AppZapper is the program I'd recommend to the neophyte Mac user. I run both AppZapper and CleanApp and I think the former is more easy to "get" just by looking at the user interface. AppZapper though has the magic bullet by deliver that aural delight when zapping files.

I would like to see use of Quick Look though so that I can view documents before deletion.

You can make some really cool sounds with this plugin. I had never heard of FabFilter before buying them in a bundle but stability has been excellent and sound quality very good. There's a lot of room to tweak.

I was lucky to get this in a bundle with Volcano and Twin. FabFilter has a unique interface but once you get the hang of it you pretty much know how all their plugins function. The stability is great (I use them in GarageBand and soon Logic) and the sound is good. I'll be looking for more of their plugins in the future

Well done MU.

I've enjoyed the Beta test and will be purchasing the final version. The $20 annual fee is very palatable. I find that having MU pull the updates from my group of installed apps makes things go smoothly and I still check macupdate.com for review and updates on apps I don't own.

I've seen the stability and featureset improve and I've had few problems with the app recently. I do have one suggestion. When you download updates they are placed in a folder (often your Downloads folder) and they can take up a lot of space. In a future I'd suggest that you create a specific MUD folder that autodeletes files after a specific timeframe set by the user. This way I can keep the downloaded file long enough to ensure everything is working and them delete the files.

I've tried many of the free apps and they just don't give me the accuracy or featureset of MUD. I can afford the $1.67 monthly to easily keep my apps updated.

I don't know what's causing it but for the second time in a row MUD borked the update to SOHO Organizer.

SOHO Notes updates fine but SOHO Organizer fails to install. This happened for the recent 8.09 to 8.10 and now 8.11 updates.

Is anyone else noticing this problem?