Wunderlist is shutting down. What should I use instead?
Now that Microsoft has officially announced they're shutting down Wunderlist, what should I use instead? I'm not looking for a full project management tool, just simple collaborative task lists. https://blogs.office.com/2017/04...64 recommended
This is the closest match to Wunderlist that I've found so far. Perhaps a bit over-engineered for my taste and uses a subscription model, but the free version has all the key Wunderlist features: simple task lists, shared lists which update live, mac/web/phone apps. Not bad.
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Omer PerchikFounder & CEO, Any.do · Edited
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Any.do is #1 app for getting things done with over 20M users worldwide.
On top of that, we recently added:
* A full calendar into the iOS app (with Android coming VERY SOON)
* The Any.do Assistant (beta) who can take care of your tasks for you! More here: https://www.wired.com/2016/11/do...
* Awesome integrations with Alexa, Siri and allows you to keep your life under control anywhere you go.
We just built a Wunderlist Tasks Importer: https://www.any.do/import/wunder...
Happy Any.do'ing 😎Andy D LeeCo-founder & CTO NeuroInitiative · Written
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Liat MordechayCo Founder CMO at 24me · Written
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24me offers an all in one solution to manage to do's with calendar and notes including integrations to real life accounts. It was named by Apple 'Best of App Store'. Here's a link to 24me on the App Store: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/....
We also launched a new app named: Complete - which is a stand alone to-do list with integration to Amazon Alexa and more advanced task management features. Here's the latest blog we published about Complete: https://medium.com/@liatmord/why.... To get Complete on the App Store: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/...Stefanie AminiDiscovering Coffee & Gossip Media · Written
Jonathan MessikaCEO, Vodio Labs · Written
The app was made by the Wunderlist team, and it will allow you to import your lists from Wunderlist.
I just started using Microsoft's To-Do upon the announcement of Wunderlist's being shut down and I'm shocked at how much I love it! It's got the same core things I loved about Wunderlist— it's clean, simple, and deals exclusively in checklists. It's the exact replacement I was looking for!
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Ricardo MotaAltran · Written
I've tried almost every to-do app, including Wunderlist, which was wonderful when it just came out, and I've settled on Google Keep, because it just works, it's simple and beautiful, you can easily share your to-do lists (or notes, images, urls, etc.), and it syncs your reminders with Google Calendar.
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Spencer P ShulemFounder, WeDo · Written
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We've been proud to offer the most free features of any to-do list app. We also just launched Time Estimating and beautiful themes. Import your tasks from Wunderlist and get 6 months free of WeDo Pro over at WeDo.com/import - Good time to checkout WeDo 🙌I've checked out most of the apps on this list and WeDo is definitely my top choice. Super simple and offers a unlimited sharing for free.
Cameron IsaacsStudent/Hacker @UChicago · Written
I was reluctant at first because it looks overwhelming with a lot of options, but I decided to give it a serious try and it is excellent! of course it requires a greater learning curve than other programs, but it's worth the "pain"
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RozBahramiDigital Media Manager, Skyprep · Written
We use Dropbox Paper for individual to-do lists, team to-do lists, and to discuss to-do items if required very easily. Perfect to use for personal stuff and share with a partner/friends who can easily edit things if you want them to, as well as in a work situation. Also great if your to-do list needs to evolve to have more info, images, videos, etc.
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Stefanos TsochasFounder @Archmule · Written
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It is completely free, simple and works like a social network as you connect with your colleagues, your team and others.
If you are a Wunderlist user and trying to find a balance between to do lists and task boards you should try Archmule.Helder LucasCTO, Atiiv · Edited
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You can give winio a try. It's crazy simple to start working on it. You have projects and inside of it attachments, tasks and discussions. It doesn't have a ton of features that you wont use anyway. It just do its thing.Pedro Peres Lopesinfinitebook founder · Written
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