Dejumble for Mac

At-a-glance summary

Dejumble lives in your Mac's menu bar so your next task is always visible. It’s designed for busy people who want a lightweight tool to capture tasks and notes quickly, with simple organization and fast searching.

Main capabilities

• Create task items with titles, notes and tags for quick context.
• Group related items together to keep projects organized.
• Assign due dates and times so deadlines are recorded.
• Sync information with iCal (note: it does not create full iCal events).
• Use the instant search box to find entries regardless of how they were named.

How items are displayed

Tasks appear in a single list that you can switch between three viewing modes:

• Today's items
• Overdue items
• All tasks

A compact list view keeps things tidy, and each entry expands for more detail when needed.

Limitations to be aware of

• No built-in alarm or native reminder pop-up.
• Due times are hidden in the condensed view; you must open an item (quick look) to see the exact time.
• The interface takes a little getting used to for some users.

Practical uses beyond checklists

Dejumble has evolved beyond simple to-do lists. Many people use it to:

• Jot down ideas and quick notes for later reference.
• Keep short project outlines or capture meeting points.
• Search across notes and tasks instantly via the quick search field.

Latest changes

The most recent update focused on stability and polish: bug fixes, general improvements, and an extension of the beta period.

Suggested alternative

• Google Calendar (paid option): a robust choice if you need full calendar event creation alongside task scheduling and reminders.