A simple list app. The more benefits you add to a list item or task, the higher that item appears on your list. Want zero ads? More lists? Longer lists? Upgrade to a monthly subscription.

This app works better for one-time tasks (e.g. "buy glasses") than recurring ones (e.g. "go to gym every day").

I wanted to create a simple, aesthetically-pleasing list maker that would automatically sort items based on what was important to me. With the help of a developer, I think we've succeeded.

How it works:
- Make a list
- Create benefits that are important to you (such as "Affects daily life", "Free", or "Related to a need")
- Assign benefits -> the more benefits assigned to a list item, the higher that item appears on your list

List ideas:
- To do lists, business or personal
- Which projects to invest in first (benefits could include "best NPV" or "fastest payback period")
- Where to invest first (benefits could include "Highest dividends" or "Socially-conscious")
- Who to hire (benefits could include "Knows AutoCAD" or "2+ yrs of experience")
- What to buy with your limited spending money
- What type of dog to get

Unlike many list makers, this app helps a potentially overwhelmed person decide what to do / buy / invest in *first*, turning a big list into a single item: the top one.

Ethical advertising policy and financial transparency:

We block many ad categories from displaying on this app, including Alcohol, Tobacco, Oil & Gas, Hunting & Shooting, and Payday & Emergency Loans. A complete list of ad categories we include and exclude in this app can be found here: jonbellsco.com/google-adsense-policy.html. We do not allow advertising from amazon.com, facebook.com, walmart.com, or nestle.com.

We are aware that we may earn less advertising revenue by blocking these categories and advertisers.

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After taxes and Google Play fees, I plan to split resulting revenue like this: 20% to advertising, 20% to good causes, 30% to my developer, 30% to me.

- Jon