I think this demonstrates why no one has really "won" the todo list, people use them a variety of ways. I agree that some are over-engineered; those that requir

I think this demonstrates why no one has really "won" the todo list, people use them a variety of ways. I agree that some are over-engineered; those that require you to categorize, color-code, set a due date, but I have no evidence that those types aren't popular with some people. Without having used Any.DO, it appears to strike a decent balance between features and simplicity.