What to-do list do you use?

easy to use, integrates with all your Google apps etc. and reminds me of "post-it"

Super easy to use, using it everyday for reminders, lists, or picture reminders!

Taskade is super simple, flexible, and it just works. It's available on Web, Mac, Windows, and iOS / Android.

I've never been a big fan of to-do lists since scribbling something down on a piece of paper isn't the biggest motivation. A couple of years ago, after some research, I started using NoteLedge, a notes app by Kdan Mobile that's actually been keeping me motivated to not just make the lists but also follow through. I usually make a list in the beginning of the week and add smaller notes to my Google calandar, so I have two places to reference to. It's been working out so far - I cross out accomplished items in the notes app and that's basically the jist of it. I like NoteLedge due to its simplicity and the fact that I can use it on both my iPhone and my notebook.

I actually really enjoy using NoteLedge for my to-do lists. It's easy to put one (to-do list) together, highlight the important parts and add it to your calendar and stay productive throughout the week.

I'm a longtime user of this app for creating to-do lists, taking notes and file organization (notes, PDFs, media). I think it works particularly well for coming up with a to-do list since you're able to do it from any device and when you're on the go.

1. Compatible with most used platforms, 2. Better features compared to wunderlist and MS ToDo 3. Better Integrations

I like interfaces online, in the Chrome extension, and on the Android widget. Simple but not TOO simple.

Like this tool, very easy and multifunctional!

I find Trello to be useful, it's easy to read and the information is easily accessible Great for use on shared projects.

It makes your schedule visible and not complicated

We recently built Wunderlist features into Zenkit, so now you can use it as a simple to-do app or a full project management suite.

I use this every day. Brilliantly simple.

100x yes.

Just started using Workflowy and loving it. Great for keeping long term and short term lists as well as notes. It also allows for good categorization so I can keep home and work and other stuff all in one place.

https://techcrunch.com/2017/04/1... It's shutting down afaik.

Wunderlist for more extensive lists with folders and notes and subtasks. Let's see what the future will hold for this app after the acquisition by Microsoft and their new To-Do App.

Best tool I have ever found and I have tried a bunch of them. Using it every day.

After hearing about Wunderlist being sunset soon after the release of Microsoft ToDo. I've found that TickTick to be the most comparable feature-to-feature. The interface is very clean and the app is speedy.

Any.do for daily tasks, because it is easy to rearrange tasks and it has a Webapp.

Asana is built by some of the team that co-founded Facebook so they know how to create a stable and useable product. Works seemlessy across multiple platforms for multiple groups and teams

Great to share across a team or for individual work. The quirky perks of it including the unicorn pop up is always fun. I also use a Passion Planner to keep track of everything.

Evernote is such a great tool that combines the best features of all the rest. I use Evernote for work and my personal life. I keep the notebooks minimal (WorkInbox, WorkCabinet, PersonalInbox, PersonalCabinet) and rely on tags to do the rest of the work. The reminders allow me to keep a list of important priorities at the top of the notebooks and I keep a checklist of sub-priorities for each note and can clip all the relevant information I need for that task or priority. So instead of keeping my to-do list and notes separately, it's all right there at my fingertips. Attach google drive docs, pdfs, screenshot, etc... It doesn't get any better. I love Evernote :-)

I've been using keep for all bookmarking and todos but lately, I'm making use of the reminders of 'Inbox by Google' and the snooze feature helps. PLUS it syncs everywhere.

Because it's very powerful, simple and multiplatform! 👌

Powerful, neat & clever

Yes, I love 2Do!

Very clean and clear concept of how do you want to keep follow your task and templates which are easy to be created and the most important for me is the function for sharing the page, list with

It's very minimal, I use it for taking notes and to-do lists. It's quite different from other apps and it takes a bit of time to find all the tricks on how to use it best, but it's worth it :) The only thing I don't like is that when you copy-paste text to other documents it doesn't keep the formatting you did (such as bold, italic etc)

I love Checkvist. It's like Emac's org-mode on the web. I've been using it at work for years and it's awesome!

i'd agree Checkvist is a solid product

I needed something a little more robust than Google Calendar. TaskWorld is priced right and easy to use.

Best project management tool on the market!