Pagora, a notes and task organizer from developer Luciano Souto, is listed as Free on the App Store at the time of writing. The Chinese language tech site New Mobile Life reports that the app normally costs US $0.99 and describes the offer as limited time.
Neither the App Store listing nor the tip says when the free price ends, so the end date is not stated. If you want it, grab it now rather than later.
What you get
Pagora is a single workspace for notes, tasks, pages and projects. According to the listing, you build pages and subpages from flexible blocks, and the blocks can hold:
- text, headings and checklists
- tables with rows, columns and calculations
- Kanban boards for projects
- attachments, images, scans and audio
- reminders with alerts, plus progress tracking for tasks and goals
- code and galleries
Tasks carry a status, a priority and a due date. You can sort content with tags, and the app has views for your calendar, recent pages, favorites and trash. Backup and restore are built in.
Platforms and privacy
The listing shows the app for iPhone and iPad, and it requires iOS 17.0 or later on iPhone and iPadOS 17.0 or later on iPad. The page also lists Mac and Apple Vision compatibility, but it labels the app “Not verified for macOS”. The download is 4.1 MB. The interface comes in English, Portuguese and Spanish.
The developer says data stays on your device and can sync through your own iCloud account using private CloudKit storage. The App Privacy section says the developer does not collect any data from the app. Apple notes that this information is supplied by the developer and has not been verified.
How to get it
- Open the App Store on your iPhone or iPad and search for Pagora, or open the listing from the developer’s page.
- Check that the price button reads Get, not a price.
- Tap Get and confirm with your Apple Account.
What it means for readers
The saving is small, US $0.99, but this is a full organizer with no price attached for now. The sources give US pricing only, and they do not say whether the offer applies in the Canadian App Store, so check the price on your own listing.
The listing has no ratings yet, since the app has not received enough ratings or reviews to show an overview. It is worth a try if you want one place for notes and tasks, but test it with some real work before moving everything over. The sources do not mention any in-app purchases or other catches.
