What happens if a todo list is corrupted or breaks?
SimpleTODO has a specially designed method of writing files atomically to the filesystem. This means that when SimpleTODO writes a file, it keeps the old file around until it is certain that the current one has been written correctly and is valid. It is therefore extremely unlikely that a todo file will become corrupted unless some other means of corruption occurs. To counter this problem even further SimpleTODO keeps a backup history 5 saves old which should be more than enough to guarantee the safety of the todo list. If you’re still not sure why not use Moog Software SimpleBackup to take backups on another computer.
