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I just logged into HN to mention Todoist. I have a hobby of trying out different project management software and I even went back to a pen and paper notebook f
by correstco 5y ago
I just logged into HN to mention Todoist.
I have a hobby of trying out different project management software and I even went back to a pen and paper notebook for a while.
But I’ve become a huge fan and advocate of Todoist. So lightweight yet very flexible.
*sorry if this sounds like a marketing message. I don’t work for the company or know anyone that does. I’m not invested in the company other than a happy customer.
- OJFord 5y agoDidn't Microsoft buy it and kill it into Teams Tasks or something?
- apple4ever 5y agoThat was Wunderlist. I used that first, until they killed it. Then I switched to Todoist, so I second the OP's recommendation!
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- travisjungroth 5y agoI've been a serious Todoist user for years. I even built an extension app[1]. Todoist wins on number and ease of interfaces. Today I've used it on a desktop app, web app, phone, watch and CLI. It totally loses on complex cases (many people, subprojects, dependencies, integrations). I've found that using it with just one other person (an assistant) is stretching it, and a team is right out. [1]https://habitsfortodoist.com/ https://habitsfortodoist.com/
- qudat 5y agoI also use Todoist and love it! Do you use it in a team environment?