It shows up while you are walking, on a call, or standing in line, the one thing you cannot forget. Vekto catches it in a single line, drops it into a calm daily list with clear priorities, and has it waiting when you open your Mac or iPad.
You think of it crossing the street. Call the landlord back. Move the 9am. Order the part before it sells out. It lands while you are on a call, in a queue, or half out the door, exactly when you cannot stop to sit and sort it out.
So it has to go in fast, from your pocket, right now, or it is gone. Most apps make you open the app, pick a list, tap a date field, scroll a picker, then save. Five taps and a menu for one small thought. By the third tap you have already let it go, and by the evening the task is gone for good.
Vekto runs on one loop: Plan. Execute. Reflect. On iPhone it starts with capture. You type the task the way you would say it out loud, "call Anna tomorrow at 2", and Vekto reads the date and time out of the sentence and files it on the right day. No list to choose first, no picker to scroll.
It is a genuinely native iPhone app, real per-platform code, not a website in a shell, so it opens fast and stays out of your way. And because one Vekto account carries your data to your iPad and your Mac, the task you caught on the pavement is there when you sit down. This is an iphone planner app that keeps less in your head, not more.
Standing in line, you type "call Anna tomorrow at 2" and keep moving. Vekto reads the words, sets it for tomorrow, and files the task without a single menu. You write the way you talk, and the app does the sorting. One line in, and your hands are free again.
Your day lives in Today, each task tagged 01 Focus, 02 Important, or 03 Normal, so the one that matters sits at the top and the rest sits below it. What you do not finish is not lost: it rolls forward as left from yesterday, instead of sinking into a backlog you will never scroll again. This is the daily planner iPhone part of Vekto, short and honest.
Vekto is local-first, built on on-device storage, so it opens and saves with no signal at all. Capture on the train underground, check things off on a flight, plan in a dead spot in the countryside. Nothing waits for a connection, and nothing is dropped while you are off the grid.
When you are back online, your account data syncs across your Apple devices, so the same list is on your iPhone, iPad and Mac. Sync runs through your Vekto account, not iCloud. Catch it on the phone, finish it at the desk, with nothing to copy across by hand.
As a to do list app for iPhone, Vekto asks you to hold fewer things in your head, not more. A short daily list, clear priorities, and capture that takes one line, so the app stays quiet and you keep moving.
Set goals for the week, month, quarter or year, link the day's to-dos to them, and close a goal or a period with free text, a guiding question, or a simple 1 to 5 rating. Your daily list finally connects to what you are working toward.
Real native code on iPhone, iPad and Mac, with full dark mode and a set of accent colors. Export a readable Markdown document or a full versioned JSON backup whenever you want. You are never locked in.
Reminders is a good list. Vekto is a plan. The difference is goals and reflection: you tie the day's to-dos to what you are working toward, then look back on the week and choose the next step from what actually happened. If a flat checklist is all you need, keep Reminders. If your days keep drifting from your goals, that gap is what Vekto is for.
You get 14 days free with no payment details up front. After that it is €4.99 a month or €39.99 a year, and the first 250 buyers can take a one-time Founder Lifetime for €69.99. You decide once you have actually used it.
Yes. Vekto is local-first, so it opens, captures and saves with no signal. When you are back online, your account data syncs across your Apple devices through your Vekto account, not iCloud. Each device keeps working on its own while it is offline.
A real one. Vekto is genuinely native on iPhone, with its own per-platform code, not an Electron or web wrapper. That is why it opens fast, feels at home on the phone, and works with nothing to load.
Vekto catches it in one line, sorts it into a calm day with clear priorities, and has it waiting on your Mac and iPad. A to-do app for iPhone that keeps less in your head, not more.