HyperList is a full-featured, but lightweight, app for creating and using Lists of all types. Its design includes intuitive use, a simple appearance, and an extensive array of list customizations. Build your list the way you want it!

Features include:

- Save and share individual lists or bundles of lists in HyperList format (binary *.alists). You may have different lists or bundles on different devices, and can save them either on the device or in your Google Drive

- Individual lists can be saved, shared, and re-imported as lightweight XML text files (*.lsx). This allows you to share lists between different operating systems

- List items can include text, images, PDF’s, audio, waypoints (locations) and country

- A list editor allows the choice of different types of lists: generic (variations on traditional lists), custom (designed for specific purposes like itineraries and shopping lists), or media (audio, photos/images, and PDF). Please note HyperList is not intended to be a media catalog or organizer--medias items in lists are stored in internal app folders. Thus media lists are intended as collections of media focused on a specific purpose; e.g. photos documenting a home repair. Photos are reduced in size to keep app storage to a minimum

- List items may be separated into sortable sections with unique section headers.

- A search bar is now available to search long (or short) lists for specific content. Virtually all text fields are searched

- List items may use check boxes, bullets, dashes, numbers, or no prefix. The options available depend on the type of list selected.

- Generic lists include simple (one text entry per item), basic (a text label and a text content), dated versions of simple and basic where a date is included with each item, outline lists, and a variety of other variations

- Custom lists include: diary, dated records, account, expenses, itinerary, shopping list, dated tasks, weight, mileage, FAQ, catalog, contacts, and a data logging list

- Media lists include a photo album, PDF library, and an audio notebook

- Customized item editors are available for all list types

- List items with locations, addresses, phone numbers, email addresses, or URLs permit the user to open external apps
-- Google Maps will open a waypoint for mapping or driving directions
-- Your device’s phone dialer will open with phone numbers preloaded
-- Your device’s email client will open with an email address preloaded
-- Your device’s web browser will open a URL

- A large collection of icons is available for use as a list property (for the home page list bundle display) or as waypoint icons

- A dedicated, in-app Help system makes it easy for you to get answers

- Waypoints
-- HyperList allows you to create waypoints as a list item property. The waypoint location can be either a coordinate (latitude and longitude pair), a street address, or a Google Maps link (a URL the Google Maps app shares when you’ve created or tapped a location pin).
-- One option for creating a waypoint with a coordinate is for the user to request a GPS or network based location from their device. This option does create a waypoint with the device’s location at that time. It is only entered as an item property, and HyperList’s developers do not have access to that information, or any data in any of your lists. So obviously we do not and can not collect or share that information with anyone.
-- HyperList does not use GPS or network location managers in any other way. No background processing is supported, nor GPS tracking.