[temporallobe]

I had a similar problem. I now maintain a simple TODO note on my phone and organize the items by priority sections (Now, Soon, and Eventually). I check off the items once I’m done and remove them after a while. This does a few things:

  - Relieves the stress of having to remember random stuff that comes up during the day
  - Allows me prioritize my worries… the “Eventually” category usually consists of lower-priority things that would have low impact if I didn’t get them done soon (or at all in some cases)
  - Gives me a sense of accomplishment when I check off an item

I like this better than the iOS Reminders app since I have more control over various things (with a huge disadvantage of it not being time/date-aware.

[hb0ss]

I use a similar method, but implemented in iOS reminders. I have different lists for the different categories. And now with a smart list I have created a category/list "this week" that lists actionable items with a due date within the next 7-days. [1] This is loosely based on GTD [2]

[1] https://www.macintoshhowto.com/gtd/gtd-with-apple-reminders.... [2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Getting_Things_Done

[Mgkvis]

May I ask what the app name is? I'm struggling to find something that works for me, and this seems to be kind of what I'm looking for.

[wanderingmind]

Try orgzly. Its org-mode based and can be customized to individual requirements