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[I am sorry if this is slightly off topic but] Oh god, talk about good timing. I just got a literal headache spending the last hour searching for a good cross-

[I am sorry if this is slightly off topic but] Oh god, talk about good timing. I just got a literal headache spending the last hour searching for a good cross-platform calendar AND todo app that would work on my Mac, and perhaps on Android (although that's bonus). And ideally I'd like to have integration with Trello, so I can schedule my work tasks into the day. That would be the bee's knees, and improve my productivity noticeably. But alas, such magical software does not exist yet. This is probably the wrong thread as I would pay top dollar for such an app. The problem with all todo and calendar apps is that nobody has managed to successfully combine the two. A calendar to list only events is of very limited utility if you need a separate app to remind you your todos and tasks for the day. Yeah, I've tried Fantastical, Todoist, Informant, BusyCal, and a plethora others, but none seem to fit nicely into the workflow of somebody that needs to keep track of their personal and work life without being too strict in their methods. So for now I'll make do with the basic Calendar app on my OSes, and pen and paper to jot down my reminders as soon as they pop to my mind.

dublin 10y ago
Now that Microsoft has finally integrated at least some of the good parts of Sunrise into Outlook (which I've historically hated, but this is enough to make me give it a look, especially on my phone), I expect they'll be doing the same with Wunderlist for ToDo integration. If, by some miracle, they also manage to integrate great contact management in with the new LinkedIn, they'd really have something... (Aside: They'd have to undo the recent brain damage to LinkedIn first - the value of LI was it's contact info, not the feeds - the last damn thing I want and need is another Facebook-like vanity stream - there are reasons I refuse to do Facebook...)
dilemma 10y ago
>Oh god, talk about good timing. I just got a literal headache spending the last hour searching for a good cross-platform calendar AND todo app that would work on my Mac, and perhaps on Android (although that's bonus). And ideally I'd like to have integration with Trello, so I can schedule my work tasks into the day. I've been looking for the same, and now I use OneNote for note taking and to do lists. You can easily make kanban boards, you can link tasks to emails or notes in OneNote with more information, and tasks show up in your calendar or tasks in Outlook.
- quanticle 10y ago
  >You can easily make kanban boards How do you do that? I use OneNote for notes and todos, but I didn't realize you could make a kanban board out of it.
  - dilemma 10y ago
    I just create a text box for each column, then copy paste a task to move from one to another. It isn't as nice as a visual UI where you can drag and drop, but as a whole this solution works better.
homarp 10y ago
> I would pay top dollar for such an app. since you're willing to pay for it, contact http://www.oppsdaily.com/ http://www.oppsdaily.com/ to be featured there...
jmeistrich 10y ago
I'm actually making exactly what you're looking for: https://moo.do https://moo.do It does to-do lists, calendar, and email all in one. The only caveat is it only supports Google Calendar and Gmail so far. Let me know if this solves your problem or if there's anything I can do to make it better for you.
- GrinningFool 10y ago
  Not the GP and not quite what I'm looking for (I live in a terminal as much as possible, and on my phone as little ) ... However that looks like a kick-ass product. I hope it works out for you.

dublin 10y ago

Now that Microsoft has finally integrated at least some of the good parts of Sunrise into Outlook (which I've historically hated, but this is enough to make me give it a look, especially on my phone), I expect they'll be doing the same with Wunderlist for ToDo integration. If, by some miracle, they also manage to integrate great contact management in with the new LinkedIn, they'd really have something... (Aside: They'd have to undo the recent brain damage to LinkedIn first - the value of LI was it's contact info, not the feeds - the last damn thing I want and need is another Facebook-like vanity stream - there are reasons I refuse to do Facebook...)

dilemma 10y ago

>Oh god, talk about good timing. I just got a literal headache spending the last hour searching for a good cross-platform calendar AND todo app that would work on my Mac, and perhaps on Android (although that's bonus). And ideally I'd like to have integration with Trello, so I can schedule my work tasks into the day. I've been looking for the same, and now I use OneNote for note taking and to do lists. You can easily make kanban boards, you can link tasks to emails or notes in OneNote with more information, and tasks show up in your calendar or tasks in Outlook.

quanticle 10y ago
>You can easily make kanban boards How do you do that? I use OneNote for notes and todos, but I didn't realize you could make a kanban board out of it.
- dilemma 10y ago
  I just create a text box for each column, then copy paste a task to move from one to another. It isn't as nice as a visual UI where you can drag and drop, but as a whole this solution works better.

homarp 10y ago

> I would pay top dollar for such an app. since you're willing to pay for it, contact http://www.oppsdaily.com/ http://www.oppsdaily.com/ to be featured there...

jmeistrich 10y ago

I'm actually making exactly what you're looking for: https://moo.do https://moo.do It does to-do lists, calendar, and email all in one. The only caveat is it only supports Google Calendar and Gmail so far. Let me know if this solves your problem or if there's anything I can do to make it better for you.

GrinningFool 10y ago
Not the GP and not quite what I'm looking for (I live in a terminal as much as possible, and on my phone as little ) ... However that looks like a kick-ass product. I hope it works out for you.