Microsoft To Do 2.0

All new design to officially replace Wunderlist

4.0•2 reviews•

29 followers

All new design to officially replace Wunderlist

4.0•2 reviews•

29 followers

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Productivity

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Project management software

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Scheduling software

Got something on your mind? Get Microsoft To Do. Whether you want to increase your productivity, decrease your stress levels, or just free up some mental space, Microsoft To Do makes it easy to plan your day and manage your life.

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Junto

People hate on this product, but I find it quite good. Why? 1. It's very simple and easy to use. 2. The syncing is fast and accurate. 3. Great desktop (Mac app) + mobile support. 4. Has all the key features you'd need as a baseline, but nothing more. 5. Has a gorgeous UI including great full-bleed background images to choose from. MS shutting down Wunderlist (a silly decision) is a separate issue from the quality of this product.

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7yr ago

@theericanderson I agree with you, specially because it offers all that for free. Also, the "My Day" feature is one of the best things of the app, and very well implemented. Competitors like any.do or ticktick, while have similar feature, it is not near as good.

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7yr ago

@theericanderson @rafael_perez4 agreed. Microsoft To Do is the only task manager that's useful to me

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7yr ago

We have been using Wunderlist at my job for over 3 years and we have only had Microsoft to do for 2-3 days and are already considering a new app. It doesn't work. It took away the comment option, the today tab is gone and replaced by this planned nonsense that doesn't work with how we set up our tasks. I can't stand this app. It is difficult to figure out how to work and we don't even use Microsoft for any of our systems. I could not be more disappointed in this process. Oh! Also the way they changed the sharing of your lists is ridiculous, the text option simply doesn't work and why implement an email system that doesn't go straight into the app? This is utter nonsense!

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6yr ago

Ah, so this why Christian Reber offered to buy back Wanderlist from Microsoft. https://mashable.com/article/wun... https://twitter.com/christianreb...

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7yr ago

Still no natural language processing...3 years after Wunderlist had it implemented perfectly. "Remind me to check and see if To Do has basic functionality [in 6 months]"

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7yr ago

I've been using this app for over than a year, and I must say, I'm more pleased with this app than other productivity app, I was wunderlist users too and disappinted when microsoft released this app with less features. but I feel that microsoft is into something with this app, because overtime the feature is becoming rich. at least it is much better than google tasks. Moreover, this app is free

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7yr ago

It looks a lot like any other todo app you can make when learning to code on youtube. I hope they will bring some more innovation to the space as the product evolves, otherwise you have to wonder why they bought Wunderlist and worked on this for so long.

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7yr ago

Fellow.ai

Microsoft's strategy is not necessarily having the best of each app in the world - it's the combo offering in their office suite that they're pushing...

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7yr ago

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Reviews praise Microsoft To Do 2.0 for its simplicity and low friction, with many calling it an underrated but “stickier” option once tried. Users highlight reliable syncing across desktop and mobile, smooth migration from Wunderlist, and deep ties to Outlook tasks, Microsoft 365, and Planner—helpful for inbox-zero workflows and teams with mixed tech comfort. Frequent updates and being free add to the appeal. Critiques are mild, mostly wishing for continued polish, but overall sentiment favors dependable integration and everyday usability over bells and whistles.

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