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📣 franze

What is currently – in your opinion – the best ToDo List App?


What is currently – in your opinion – the best ToDo List App?


  👤 tomjen3 Accepted Answer ✓
I am using Todoist. Its okay a bit on too much on the human side (one can accumulate karma in it, believe it or not) but it isn't worse than you can just chuggle and ignore it.

The upside is that it is fast, has natural language processing and decent shortcuts.


👤 DantesKite
Haven't found one.

I'm thinking about creating a todo app that organizes content automatically by category using machine learning.

It wouldn't be very good for a very long time, but organizing tasks has always felt like a chore and an inaccurate one at that.


👤 keiferski
I really like Things. It has the right combination of simplicity and "schedulability" for me.

https://www.culturedcode.com/things/


👤 cmer
Things. Peter Akkies often explains why. https://youtu.be/ZRJTDCw8Wok

👤 fpdavis
EpicWin - RPG Style to-do-list... hasn't been updated in way too long and is ad supported, but otherwise is an entertaining to-do-list app.

👤 Rottweiler
There is no "best" here. Everyone approaches this differently.

I use Trello. I use it as a simple list of lists of to-do items, not as a fancy project manager.


👤 rusticpenn
I am starting to like Notion, as I can use it for multiple goals. ( Todo list with detailed links, templates for different checklists etc)

👤 rozenmd
Google Keep (until it gets shut down, I guess)

👤 peanutButterKid

👤 solardev
For a simple list you can share with your family (like grocery lists), I use Any.do.

👤 methusala8
Workflowy integrated with complice for focused goals.

👤 dyeje
The best one is the one you use consistently.

👤 MaxPengwing
my whiteboard & Rhodia notebook.

There is something very satisfying in crossing out or wiping out a task physically.


👤 KolenCh
Taskpaper, the format at least.

👤 bitlax
Org-mode for personal stuff.