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With the current landscape of To-do list market (Any.do, Wunderlist, Todoist, etc. etc. etc.) this doesn't even feel like a MVP, more like an early alpha withou
by WesleyLivesay 10y ago
With the current landscape of To-do list market (Any.do, Wunderlist, Todoist, etc. etc. etc.) this doesn't even feel like a MVP, more like an early alpha without the label.
- UnfalseDesign 10y agoYou should actually remove Wunderlist from your list since their team announced that they will no longer be working on the product. They are working on Microsoft's To-Do now.
- WesleyLivesay 10y agoIt will still exist as a product for awhile though, so I think it warrants it place on the list even if I transitioned over to Todoist a few months ago.
- UnfalseDesign 10y agoI transitioned to Todoist as well. I really love its rich feature list. Wunderlist hasn't given an exact date for when they are retiring the product but they have said it will be retired at some point. (Probably once the feature list of To-Do moves up to where Wunderlist is.)
- hobarrera 10y agoThe huge downside, IMHO, is that they decided to reinvent the wheel completely instead of using existing standard for file-format (icalendar?), sync(caldav), etc. :(
- cholantesh 10y agoTodoist is fantastic. The only thing I'd like to see them add - maybe - would be the ability to start, suspend, and finish tasks and to time them.