Office work: I usually use a combination of OneNote & Outlook for office work organization. - One note: For organizing web clippings, information, self help t

Office work: I usually use a combination of OneNote & Outlook for office work organization. - One note: For organizing web clippings, information, self help tutorials, information that I might need to reference back some day etc. - Outlook: For my meeting requests, reminders, appointments, TODO tasks etc. Personal: - Trello : For my goals and my self-learning stuff (which I rarely re-visit after creating it ;)) - Google Keep: For quick lists/reminders - EverNote: For some important articles/algorithms/programs that I might need to refer time and again at an urgent notice over my smartphone. - Google calendar: I failed at integrating this with Trello, but otherwise, this is an excellent tool for scheduling your day (exercise hours, recurring tasks etc). Overall, I find OneNote to be an amazing tool at organizing information and I think this has the potential to be that solution for 'one size fits all' scenario. I'm really surprised MS just gives it away for free and doesn't market as much as its other Office tools. The only reason I don't use it for my personal tasks is due to the lack of a good android port. OneNote was(still is?) atrocious w.r.t memory and execution on android. The desktop/mobile app would hardly sync well most of the times and the layout design was messed up. Felt to me that someone just copy/pasted the desktop app on android with little modifications.