Haven't seen anyone mention Zenbe Lists yet (http://lists.zenbe.com http://lists.zenbe.com). It's a free web app which does one thing well: it allows you to ma

Haven't seen anyone mention Zenbe Lists yet (http://lists.zenbe.com http://lists.zenbe.com). It's a free web app which does one thing well: it allows you to maintain and reorder any number of lists. The reason I use it is because their iPhone app is the best ToDo app I have used on the platform (and I have tried the majority of free ones). The iPhone app syncs with the web app, which I can access from anywhere. On my Mac, I use Fluid to create a site specific browser that lives in the menubar to allow me quick access to my Zenbe List at any time. So in this way, I always have access to any streams of thought that I decide to jot down day-to-day. Edit: I wanted to like Evernote and used it for several days, but found it was much too slow. As well, the Mac client is not suited for quick creation of notes.