I've been using Microsoft To-Do since the earliest pre-release versions. It's…ok. It's by the folks behind Wunderlist, which Microsoft bought, but it's lacking

I've been using Microsoft To-Do since the earliest pre-release versions. It's…ok. It's by the folks behind Wunderlist, which Microsoft bought, but it's lacking some power user features that made Wunderlist stand out. I'm actually thinking of going back to a paper planner. It's a lot easier to grab a pen and add something to a list than type it into a todo list, set a reminder time, etc.