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Which iPhone to-do list do you use? :D

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raymondu999

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Hey all...

Just wanted to know what everyone was using and why :D

I'll start off - I started with 2Do for it's simple elegance, but now I migrated to Appigo Todo for it's feature-richness. After I started implementing David Allen's GTD, I moved to OmniFocus and I've never looked back :D
 
None yet. sadly.

I have purchased Done but can't say I'm really happy with it.

Still anxiously awaiting The Hit List for iPhone with syncing with the desktop app.
 
if only "Things" iPhone & Mac app would sync with MobileMe, then it would be perfect. I am really hoping The Hit List implements this.
 
Pocket Informant. Todo was awesome, but I don't have enough todos that I know I need to open the app to check everyday, and missed a couple deadlines. I'm always checking my schedule though, and so I also see the todos that I need to do as well.
 
Yeah Pockt Informant is nice too... I used to use it with my WinMo device... Does it integrate your tasks into your calendar view too?
 
I like Pocket Informant, as well. I tried some others but PI does a lot in one package.
 
I used to use Things (both Mac and iPhone versions)....but it's way overkill for me.

Tried a bunch.....Awesome Note, EasyTask Manager, a few others mentioned above, some in the Top 50 list for Productivity, and then all ended up deleted.

Currently using Listomni Lists by Ontomni. A lot of different To Do, Shopping and other list type capabilities in one program.

A bit pricey, but for me it comprises several other apps into one, so less space taken on SpringBoard.
 
When I'm at school I use iStudiez Pro with push to stay keep my assignments organized, otherwise I just use the stock iCal and Notes apps and sync with my mac :cool:
 
Pocket Informant syncd with Google Calendar for events and syncd with Toodledo for Tasks.

Regards
 
I use and love Remember The Milk. But I'm interested to see what taskpaper will be like. The mac app is really nice. Simple and intuitive.
 
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Google tasks
 
Things for iphone and Mac. It is great. Yeah it may seem a bit much at first for some but it is really easy to use, sync's without a hiccup, and offers enough flexibility to keep it simple or go full out OCD with. :)
It also supports the "GTD" method by David Allen
 
odelay said:
I use and love Remember The Milk. But I'm interested to see what taskpaper will be like. The mac app is really nice. Simple and intuitive.
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Taskpaper is coming out for the iPhone on the 17th and will have syncing with its desktop counterpart through Simpletext.ws. That is the ultimate stripped down minimalist to-do app. I'm currently debating switching to it from Omnifocus because I don't really use all of its features though it is best in class.

I will tell anyone and everyone to stay away from Things. They have released only minor updates, rarely respond to their userbase & have hidden forums to hide all the complaints. The desktop app is useless because it requires a manual sync over wifi.

Unlike Cultured Code, the Omni Group is always active on their forums and have helped me through email with a problem I was having. Jesse Grosjean is also very active on Taskpaper's Google Groups page.
 
Question for the Things users (if I may): In my Appigo Todo, I have an option of viewing via the today/next/someday/inbox contexts (albeit in different terminology in Todo) but I can also view it by Categories such as Personal, Work, etc. Is there a way to do this on Things iPhone, and Things Mac? Is there a way to put those items on the first screen too? Thanks:confused:
 
raymondu999 said:
Question for the Things users (if I may): In my Appigo Todo, I have an option of viewing via the today/next/someday/inbox contexts (albeit in different terminology in Todo) but I can also view it by Categories such as Personal, Work, etc. Is there a way to do this on Things iPhone, and Things Mac? Is there a way to put those items on the first screen too? Thanks:confused:
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I think the "Projects" option would be the solution you're looking for but I don't believe Things allows you to all to view all your do's/tasks in separate sub-categories. I could be wrong but this is the solution I use.
 
2Do - OmniFocus - Things - Appigo

I think I've spent enough money to be labeled a procrastinator.
 
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