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For short-term checklist, I use Todoist. I've tried every apps under the sun for making checklist (in my pursuit of finding the perfect checklist app), but I k
by otterpro 8y ago
For short-term checklist, I use Todoist. I've tried every apps under the sun for making checklist (in my pursuit of finding the perfect checklist app), but I kept going back to Todoist, especially because I can indent each items effortlessly. While Todoist is not perfect feature-wise, its UI/UX is just perfect.
For long-term, I use plain text file and edit with Vim. I want to remember what I did and when.
For projects shared with others, I use OneNote or Kanbanflow.
- ObsoleteNerd 8y agoAlmost same here. Todoist for lists. I live off lists, I have dozens and dozens. .txt for longer notes. Vim/Notepad.exe/DropboxEdit depending which platform I'm on. Shared Dropbox folder of .txt for shared notes.