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I use Google Docs. It's accessible from my laptop and phone and anywhere I go. It also has offline mode and auto-syncs when I reconnect to the Internet. Here's
by tjchear 7y ago
I use Google Docs. It's accessible from my laptop and phone and anywhere I go. It also has offline mode and auto-syncs when I reconnect to the Internet. Here's my format:
#Todos
- todo1
- todo2
#Dec 2019
Mon 2019/12/30
- Done
- Assessment
- Next
Sun 2019/12/29
...
I also have a big picture sheet for tracking multiple tasks at a high level. Each column is a project, and each cell is a milestone/task currently being worked on for that project. They are color-coded. If yellow, they're being worked on. If red, they're blocked by others. If green, they're done.
- getup8 7y agoI also use Google Docs. I think it's the easiest and fastest to keep up to date and synced across devices. I put main milestones ("version" releases) at top with core features I want to implement and then a bulleted (and sub-bulleted) list of ToDos by prioritized feature below that. At the bottom I have a dump of both future ideas and resources. Has worked well so far.