It is curious how the most used mobile operating system in the world doesn't have a good task manager pre-installed. The closest thing Android includes to such a tool is the usefulness of Google reminder, which doesn't even have an interface accessible, and its operation is also not entirely convenient. Luckily, there are apps with to-do lists.
Within the productivity category, the to-do list app are among the most used. However, the variety that exists is so great that it can be difficult to choose one or the other. Therefore, today we wanted to select the best, to help you decide your new favorite app for tasks and reminders.
We picked the most useful and well-designed to-do list apps
ticktick
At the time we have already analyzed TickTick in mode deeper and showed us because it is one of the best to-do list apps in circulation. The app allows us to manage all our tasks and reminders in one place, giving us the ability to organize activities by categories or work areas or create smart to-do lists. In addition, there is the option to set reminders and it has a built-in calendar.
TickTick is one of the best cross-platform business apps
Perhaps its biggest selling point over other alternatives is the fact that it comes with a cross-platform application, so that the outdoor are accessible from any device, through its app or from the web version of TickTick.
The application is free, but includes in-app purchases that allow you to unlock some add-ons. However, the free edition is quite comprehensive.
GoogleTask
After some years, Google has relaunched Tasks, its task and reminder service, as a standalone application. While the app is by no means as comprehensive as some of its alternatives, it is one that offers a more thoughtful design, based on the lines of the Google Material Theme and with additions like an automatic dark theme.
Google Tasks stands out for its careful design
The app is completely free and the its main virtue is the fact that the stored activities are synchronized with the Google calendar. Besides that, it has functions like the ability to create different lists, add side tasks and reminders, or even create tasks from images using Google Photos.
Remember
If you are looking for a powerful task manager like TickTick, and with a design curate like Tasks, with the advantage of being even more customizable, you have to try Memorigi. While not as popular a tool as the previous two, it has undoubtedly earned a place in this top for its simple and intuitive philosophy, which makes the creation and completion of tasks an extremely simple process.
Memorigi stands out for its intuitive interface, which shows all the tasks "captured" in a grid on the main screen, and those that have yet to be done below. Each is identified through an icon representing its category, and you can access a calendar that shows complete and incomplete activities, and a progress panel from which to view our statistics.
The list of functions of the app is much broader and in it we can find some such as the cross-platform synchronization, time display which helps to better plan the week, support for adding attachments to activities and much more. There is a free version of the app, although some of its features require unlocking the premium version.
T
Years after its launch, T continues to be a favorite task and reminder apps for users of Android, iOS and other platforms, both mobile and desktop. And it's not for less.
Todoist has a desktop version
Although it looks like a simple application, Todoist hides a lot of potential thanks to the ability to quickly add activities, collaborate on projects with other members or its integration with third-party services such as Gmail, Calendar, Alexa or Slack.
If you haven't tried it yet T, this is a good time to do it. The app is free, even if it is expected un premium subscription with which you can access all the potential of the service.
Microsoft to do
Microsoft couldn't miss the appointment with the task and reminder apps and among its collection of productivity tools it has Microsoft ToDo, a great task manager with a simple design and cross-platform synchronization thanks to the cloud Microsoft and integration with Outlook.
Microsoft To Do is available on all major platforms
It is an application much more comprehensive than Google Tasks, mainly due to the fact that it includes the possibility of attach files up to 25MB to each activity. It also includes the ability to add notes to tasks and share lists with other people. It can be downloaded for free and there is no payment method.
Any.do
Another classic at the level of T è A, an application that, after years, is still one of the best mobile planners existing on android and on other platforms. Like Todoist, it's an all-in-one that offers tasks, reminders and collaborative work.
Again, we are talking about a free app, which includes in-app payments that are used to unlock the full potential of the tool.
Taskito
It may not be as popular as the previous ones, but Taskito he deserves a place in this selection because of his format, which is very different from other apps in its class. The application has a chronological format, which shows all activities on a timeline so that it is easier to organize our day, knowing what activity we need to complete everytime.
Taskito, a chronological task app
In addition to that, Taskito has the option of create projects and add future plans, something very useful for those tasks that don't need to be done at a specific time.
Notion
To define Notion as a simple task manager or note-taking app would be an understatement. IS the productivity tool par excellence, which allows you to organize any type of project thanks to its enormous potential and the myriad of functions and integrations that it includes.
Notion, much more than a note and task app
For a few weeks now, the free mode of the application is no longer as limited as it used to be, so that anyone can use it without having to pay anything, and discover the enormous potential that this platform hides.
