Which platforms does Superlist support and how do I get started?

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Superlist runs on Mac, Web, iOS, and Android, so you can start on one device and pick up the same tasks and notes on another. To get started, go to superlist.com and sign up for free; the site presents a free starting point, and plan details are available on its Pricing page.

Supported platforms

Platform What it's for
Mac Desktop app for planning your day and managing projects
Web Browser access without installing an app
iOS Task and note access on iPhone and iPad
Android Task and note access on Android phones and tablets

The platform list comes from Superlist's own product description. If you need a specific operating-system version or device requirement, check the site before relying on it for a work device.

How to get started

  1. Open superlist.com in a browser.
  2. Choose the sign-up option on the page. The site shows "Sign up for free" as the entry point.
  3. Create your account and sign in.
  4. Add your first list or task. Superlist is built around tasks, notes, and plans in one workspace, so you can start with a simple to-do list and add notes to a task as you go.
  5. Install the app on your other devices — Mac, iOS, or Android — and sign in with the same account to keep everything in sync.

Expected result: you land in a workspace where you can create tasks, attach notes, and organize items into lists and subtasks.

What to set up first

Superlist's own examples map to three common starting points:

  • Plan your day: schedule tasks, reminders, and habits.
  • Track work: organize projects, deadlines, and meeting prep.
  • Share home lists: grocery lists, chores, and family reminders.

If you are evaluating it for a team, start with one project and its subtasks rather than migrating everything at once. The app supports nested lists and subtasks, so you can break a larger goal into steps before adding more people.

Checking cost and plans

The site links to a Pricing page at superlist.com/pricing. The product description says "Free to start," which indicates a free entry point rather than a fully free product. Check the Pricing page for current plan limits and paid features before committing a team.

Common snags

  • Assuming every feature is free. The site says free to start; confirm what your plan includes on the Pricing page.
  • Skipping notes on tasks. Superlist's main pitch is keeping tasks and notes together. Adding context to a task early saves you from hunting for it later.
  • Starting with too many lists. Begin with one daily list and one project, then expand once the structure feels right.

If your main question is whether Superlist fits both work and personal use, the platform coverage and shared-list features suggest it can serve both — but the decision should rest on whether its task-and-note model matches how you already work.