Sortify: Pocket College
All in one daily essential to stay on track
Sortify: Pocket College launched on September 21, 2020 with 66 votes, #764 of 3,898 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 6 years on.
What it does
An all in one college essential. No need to move from one app to another when you can have all those apps in one app. This app contains a To-Do list, Notes, Reminders, and a GPA calculator. Sortify allows your daily life to be sorted and keeps you on schedule.
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Love your app, but can not find the way to arrange item manual. Love your app, but can not find the way to arrange item manual. Would it be possible to add:- a feature in which one could move the list items around- export your data- ability to switch the order of the categories on the bottom, including the links section found in the settings. Thank you very much. Great work Would it be possible to add:- a feature in which one could move the list items around- export your data- ability to switch the order of the categories on the bottom, including the links section found in the settings. Thank you very much. Great work Thank you for using Sortify. This update has the following additions: 1)…from apps.apple.com
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