It’s been a long-time coming, but The Hit List finally hit 1.0 today. I’ve been using a pre-release of the 1.0 (along with a beta of the iPhone client) for months now, and absolutely love it.
It’s $50 (and available on the App Store), with the sync service $20 per year. The iOS client is awaiting Apple’s approval.
It’s been literally years since The Hit List first entered public beta, and whilst it’s easy to criticise developer Andy Kim for taking his time, he’s written the iPhone, Mac and server-side component himself. It’s really well done, and I’d highly recommend you give the Mac App a go.
Posted on Tuesday May 31st, 2011
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