Things 3.0 - Complete revamp of the original, award-winning task manager

For people who have been using Things, how would you compare Things with Todoist ? 🤔

Very Good product, but people working with cross platforms needs support, I am switching from things 3 due to lack of support for windows environment

I've been using this app for almost a year and there's no competitor of its kind. Personally I'm not fond of monthly subscription applications, therefore; Things 3 was for almost a year the best option in the market. However, as technology evolves and team collaboration has become a must, some of the features I need for my job cannot be met by "The all-new Things 3". So, I guess this is the end of the road for Things 3 in my life. I was nice though.

Pros:

Awesome and Creative UI

Cons:

Lack of sharing tasks features. No Windows or Android supported

It took me a while to finally bite the bullet and buy Things3, but one week in I already knew this app would be the best to-do list I've ever used. I really like to-do apps and I've tried most of them, but Things is by far the best, I highly recommend it. The "Today" feature makes the whole difference!

Pros:

Awesome interface, no frills, amazing performance

Cons:

Pricey, Mac/iOS only

It would be convenient if there was an opportunity to share tasks with other users

Pros:

Very simple and convenient app. Organizing tasks from any device

Cons:

I didn't find any cons for me

Would like to see more functionality from OmniFocus

Pros:

Beautiful UI Usability Simplicity

Cons:

Simplicity can be a downside.

No android..............

It’s fantastic and its UI is beautiful

Pros:

It’s fantastically amazing.

Cons:

Not location based and not shareable lists.

Using it! Loving it!

Honestly? Things is a huge mixed bag. Absolutely stunning design, a couple of great tricks and very pleasant to look at. After a while though, you realise that an app this much ‘premium’, still: - doesn’t offer sharing beyond poor raw text (insane); - doesn’t have a universal iOS app (gotta charge that dosh for the iPad clone because, reasons…) - isn’t really compliant with GDPR and similar laws yet (if for some reason you decide to leave, good luck exporting your data elsewhere) - and so many other real productivity details that just, aren’t there. It’s wonderful.. to look at and to touch. After a while, it just sits there, staring you in the face and forcing you to ask yourself: “Why did I even buy you?” when in a half-page of a cheap and free app like Notion I can do several dozens things better, faster, simpler? It’s Design, at it’s carefully detailed best. But it’s definitely not function. It feels like it’s not REALLY trying to help you. It lures your eyes and does only enough to make you keep admiring it. People say you pay more to get it “forever”, but we all know this isn’t real. As soon as that break even line is crossed, a new “design” increment is coming to stabilise the whole thing. The reason why Things isn’t a subscription based app it’s because you can only pay for design once so, you better make it expensive and enjoy it while it lasts. A good and progressively incremental app has to keep showing up, solving users problems at every release to earn that sub. Because it really doesn’t have anything else to offer, Things is predicted to either charge you for yet another “nice thing” or simply send you that beautifully crafted sunsetting email. When you think about it, apart from evolving its visual experience, Things hasn’t really changed much since the early 2000s. It keeps gliding through the times though. Like a siren, whispering beauty into your eyes.. for a price. And it will try its everything to keep you there. Things is not for the beginner heart. Things is complicated.