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Microsoft To Do gets new features as Wunderlist goes offline
- dvtrn 6y agoSo I'm currently a todoist user, I tried to check out Microsoft Todo since we're an Outlook shop and it doesn't seem that Outlook (the app or web version) todos are at all tied to the Todos product. I think I may have missed something, any links or pointers there? It'd be great to have those minor savings on my todoist pro subscription, and work more efficiently by being able to rapidly log and work todo items in one less app, since much of my workflow is inbox driven. Willing to try it again since the "Today, tomorrow, this week" feature is without question the most used view of mine in Todoist, even though things are neatly bucketed between projects and labels.
- coffeeling 6y ago> So I'm currently a todoist user, I tried to check out Microsoft Todo since we're an Outlook shop and it doesn't seem that Outlook (the app or web version) todos are at all tied to the Todos product. They are. To Do is an Exchange Online client behind the scenes and pretty much reads your tasks and flagged email from the mail server (and Planner tasks from SharePoint). If your company has an on-prem mail server, it won't work though. As far as I know, MS has thrown out the old kludgy Tasks module from web Outlook and replaced it with To Do.