Personal PITA

iOS app by Mark Noya. Productivity · Mark Noya

Store rating
0 / 5
Store rating count
0
Download price
Free to download
In-app purchases
Unknown
Version
0.1.0
Listing last refreshed
2026-09-16

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Your best ideas don’t wait for you to sit down and type them. Personal PITA lets you capture them the moment they hit—just talk. Tap Record and speak naturally. Personal PITA listens for four simple keywords—project, end project, task, and end task—and turns your stream of thought into organized projects and tasks. Nothing is saved until you approve it. Every capture goes to a review screen first, where you can correct the transcript, edit project names and tasks, or rescan the structure. CAPTURE YOUR WAY • Record ideas and create structured projects by voice • Dictate tasks directly into an existing project • Import audio files, including recordings shared from Voice Memos • Import or paste text using your own keyword format TRACK THE WORK • View projects, statuses, and completion progress on one dashboard • Set priorities, due dates, notes, and reminders • Mark tasks complete and keep focused on what remains • Flag needed items that automatically identify blocked projects • Archive completed projects and restore them when needed STAY IN CONTROL • Review and approve everything before it is saved • Customize the voice keywords to match how you speak • Reorder tasks by dragging • Export projects using the standard iOS share options • Store projects and tasks locally without requiring an account or cloud setup Whether you’re planning a home project, organizing work, or clearing a cluttered mind, Personal PITA turns scattered thoughts into a plan you can follow. Stop typing. Start talking.

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