We’re huge fans of the simplistic to-do app called Clear here at Cult of Mac. We’ve been captivated by its entrancing gestures and sexy design ever since we saw it at Macworld last month.
Following the highly-anticpated release of Clear in the App Store, Realmac Software has confirmed that the app has moved a staggering 350,000 copies since its launch on February 14th. Nice!
The Guardian has an interview with Nik Fletcher from Realmac:
“We’ve sold just over 350,000 copies,” says product manager Nik Fletcher. “The launch day was massive, and by Wednesday last week it was number one on App Stores around the world. It’s been an incredible response.”
Clear is a very unique take on task management with all the right ingredients to make it big in the App Store. The app comes from established and highly-respected developers (Realmac and the newly-created Impending), and it was heavily promoted by the blogosphere leading up to the release. Unveiling the app to eager, sweaty bloggers at Macworld certainly helped hurtle Clear into the limelight.
What’s next for Clear after the success of the iPhone app? You guessed it: iPad and Mac versions.