Clear is one of the few apps that make heavy use of the gestures to control the entire operation of the app. The much hyped to-do manager was launched a few months back, and now, the Realmac Software company has revealed that they are bringing the app to the Mac for $14.99, alongside an update for the iOS client.
Clear for iPhone is made of pure awesomeness, with a beautiful UI, and gesture driven app controls. Now that the iPhone app is a major hit, the developers have decided to bring the app to the desktops, with the release of the Mac app next week. The Mac app would make use of the gestures when on trackpad, and also is driven heavily by the keyboard shortcuts for non-trackpad users.
The iPhone app would also get a few updates, like iCloud integration and a cool new swipe from edge feature, that Mr. Reader for iPad has. You can now navigate between the lists on the iPhone by swiping it from the edge. The iCloud integration is seamless across the Mac and iPhone and the update would be rolling out early next week.
Here’s a video demo of Clear for Mac: