App makers think of everything. How about an app for folks who are so retro they write to-do lists by hand, yet appear tech-sharp enough to know there darn well ought to be a digital process to address the perplexing problem of how to cross completed items off paper lists?
Once you’ve done a handwritten list, things do start to get tricky. While Neanderthals invented hand-scrawled to-do lists in fact cave drawings were the original task management app, and you bet the cavewomen who drew them sure knew how to prioritize when it comes to crossing things off lists, such as slaughter a bison, buy soy milk, watch Mad Men, charge cell phones … you need an app for that.
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