What is the best to do list app?

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10 response(s)
L Vian A.

I honestly really like the Google Keep app. I can set reminders that show up in my Google calendar and appear on my phone, the UI is pretty good, and I can access it on desktop or mobile for free. Pretty good service!

Amaro E.

I use two different apps. The first one I use is Google Keep. It is easy to make check-lists on it, and the app is automatically updated on all my devices. The second app I use that I resently found is Trello. It is easy to make themed folder where you can have multiple list within one. You can also make check lists within one task etc. I have one themed folder called To do, and within it I have a list for today, week, general and it’s own braindump list. It’s then easy to move tasks to the different lists.

Phyllis O.

I am trying to use Notion now, because I found my to-do lists needed nesting, ordering, categories, and notes

Maxine E.

I’ve been successful with Qcards the most. Currently using the iPhone reminders app and it is working well

Sophia U.

I like to use Trello. It’s free and has many good features. 🙂

Vickie J.

I have never used an app. I have always hand written my to do’s. It helps my memory to write it.

Ezio E.

I use Wunderlist. It allows for tasks within tasks and you can invite others on tasks. It also allows prioritizing and having various lists, and it looks pretty. Microsoft ToDo is similar but a bit more basic than Wunderlist (I don’t use it). Trello is also good, much more complex, and I use that for projects that are done in large groups over larger spans of time.

Agathe U.

I don’t use an app for my To Do list. I use a special notebook just for that. I write down 2-3 things I need to accomplish then number them from most important to not so important

Alyssia E.

Wunderlist in my opinion, because it gives you a simple interface with enough categories and subtask options and automatically you can see your tasks based on due date and importance

Zaida Z.

Focus Matrix is useful, or for a gtd approach thinking rock. Or message me at @open2om on twitter and when my app is finished next year I’ll share it with you 😉

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