Write first
Task changes land locally the moment you make them. That keeps capture and completion feeling instant even when the network is weak or absent.
Feature
Offline-first task sync that does not fall apart when the signal does.
TapTidy writes to your device first, then reconciles with the network when it can. That means capture, edits, and completions still work on the train, on a plane, or in a grocery store dead zone.
Free gives you offline access and manual sync. Pro adds background and push sync.
Queue safely
TapTidy keeps outbound changes ready to replay when connectivity returns, instead of making you repeat the work later.
Catch up cleanly
When the connection is back, TapTidy syncs the queued changes and refreshes the rest of your task state across devices.
Where it matters
This is most noticeable in the ordinary moments where sync-first apps feel brittle.
Offline-first matters less in perfect wifi and more in the cracks of real life: parking garages, school pickup lines, trains, flights, field work, and stores with patchy reception.
Errands and shopping
Check items off in the aisle instead of waiting for the list to refresh through a weak cell signal.
Travel days
Capture follow-ups in the airport and keep moving. The sync can happen after you land.
Shared planning
Even when one device is offline, the work still gets recorded and reconciled when the connection returns.
Free and Pro
What each plan changes about sync behavior.
The core offline-first model exists across tiers. The upgrade is about how automatic the catch-up becomes.
| Capability | Free | Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Offline task capture | Included | Included |
| Offline edits and completion | Included | Included |
| Sync trigger | Manual sync | Background and push sync |
| Multi-device catch-up | When you sync manually | Automatic |
Offline sync FAQ
The practical questions people ask before they trust this claim.
Offline support is easy to say loosely. These are the operational details that actually matter.
Yes. Capture, edits, and completion still work offline. The difference is simply when those changes are sent to other devices.
Free keeps the offline-first model but uses manual sync. Pro adds background and push sync so the catch-up happens automatically.
No. The public web app and the native Android app both follow the same offline-first planning model.
If your task manager stops being useful when the network blinks, it is not really helping.
TapTidy keeps the work moving first and worries about the sync once the connection returns.
Download TapTidy Start on Free. Upgrade later if you want background sync and heavier coordination.