Download a copy of Listz

Thank you for your interest in Listz!

We sincerely hope you enjoy exploring, creating, and getting organized with Listz. Follow the instructions below to download and install the application. At the very bottom of the page are instructions for reporting a bug or giving us feedback to improve Listz. Please do not hesitate let us know what you love, what you hate, heck, what you wish was purple!

	Download the disk image. Click here or the link to the right to begin the download of the disk image.
	Mount the disk image (if it didn't automatically) If the image did not mount automatically, double-click the image file icon. It is named Listz123.dmg.
	Agree to the license agreement. Please read and agree to the license agreement. (We hate them as much as you do, but they are a very necessary part of releasing software today. Thanks for understanding.)
	Drag the Listz icon to your Applications folder, or wherever you like to keep your apps. We have added an alias to your Applications folder right in the disk image window, you can just drag the Listz app icon straight down onto it! Cool hunh?
	Unmount the Listz disk image. Click the small "Eject" button to the right of the Listz disk image, as shown above, or select the image's icon on your desktop and hit CMD+E. This will unmount the disk image. You can save the image file or delete it.

To report a bug or request a feature

There are two ways to report a bug or request a feature. Each one has its own advantages, but which one you choose is entirely up to you.

1. Use Listz's built-in bug reporting feature:

Select Listz/Bugs and Features... from the menubar.

Select Bugs and Features from the Listz menu

Fill in the form and click Send*

*If you are not using Apple's Mail or an email application that Listz recognizes, then please click the Save to File button on the Bugs and Features... panel. Then email the file to the email address on the panel.

Send the report to Robochan

If you are using Apple's Mail as your email application (or another application that Listz recognizes) it has launched and has a pre-formatted email ready to send to Robochan. The email contains any console messages that may have popped up and a copy of the last crash entry from the Listz crashlog file. No personal information is included.

2. Use web-based bug reporting on Robochan's site:

Click here or the link to the right to go to Robochan's on-line bug reporting system.