Twos

Moving to the new Twos

Twos and NewTwos are now one app

iPhoneiPadAndroidWebMacWindowsLinuxWatchUpdated 2026-09-19

Twos and NewTwos are now one app, called Twos. Your lists, your things and your Twos Plus all come with you.

Why you'd care

For a while there were two apps: the original Twos, and NewTwos, the rebuilt version. They shared one account and one set of data the whole time, so nothing you wrote lived in only one of them. Now there is just one app again, and it is the new one, under the name you already know.

What happens on each device

Where you use itWhat happensWhat you do
iPhone and iPad, Twos appTwos updates to the new version like any other updateNothing. Open it and you are still signed in
iPhone and iPad, NewTwos appNewTwos keeps working, but new features go to TwosGet the App Store and sign in with the same account
AndroidThe Twos app on Google Play is the new oneGet Google Play and sign in. The old Android app no longer gets updates
MacTwos for Mac is on the Mac App StoreGet the Mac App Store and sign in
Windows and LinuxThe desktop app updates itselfNothing
Webtwosapp.com is the new Twos. writethingsdown.com takes you thereNothing. You stay signed in
ChromeThe Twos extension updates itselfNothing, or sign in once if it asks

Every device and integration is covered in more detail in every device and integration.

What stays the same

  • Your account. Same email, same password, same Google or Apple sign-in.
  • Everything you wrote. It was always stored on your account, not in one app, so there is nothing to copy over.
  • Twos Plus. If you pay for Plus anywhere, you have it everywhere. See Twos Plus and purchases.

What is different

The new Twos is a rebuilt app, so some things look and work differently. What's new covers the biggest changes, and settings that changed covers the few defaults that moved and how to switch them back.

Tips

  • If you have both Twos and NewTwos on one phone, keep Twos. You can delete NewTwos once you have signed in to Twos.
  • Sign in with the same method you always used. A different method can open a different, empty account.