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The software that's running my life right now is ToDoist. I have daily chores, I need to remember to do at different times of the day. Other things are every 3
by mabbo 3y ago
The software that's running my life right now is ToDoist.
I have daily chores, I need to remember to do at different times of the day. Other things are every 3 days. Others are on specific days. Others are every k weeks.
If I need to remember to do something, it goes on the list with a specific day and time I want to do it by. At the end of every day I review what's left and either do it or postpone it.
Cleaning a checklist works for me. Do what works for you.
- darkteflon 3y agoI’ve been a paid Todoist user for years - probably 6 or 7 years I would guess. I like almost everything about it but it drives me crazy that they won’t add blocking/blocked by flags and the ability to assign a task to more than one project - both of which, incidentally, Notion can do. I’ll keep using Todoist for personal stuff but for shared work projects Notion works better for me. It feels like they just fundamentally chose a great set of abstractions. I do wish their mobile UX was better, though.
- mabbo 3y agoI've quite liked their mobile UX actually! On Android, I have an entire screen devoted to the widget. I swipe to the right, read the list, add to it, check things off. I rarely open the actual app.
- darkteflon 3y agoOh sorry, yes I like Todoist’s mobile UX a lot - it’s very good. I meant that I wished Notion’s mobile UX was better!
- ZunarJ5 3y agoTodoist and Obsidian for me. I linked them with extensions. Obsidian is my notebook and Todoist keeps me on track. People that go this deep into pkms aren't efficient workers. They can be extremely helpful, but this sounds frankly unhealthy and unhelpful.
- czbond 3y agoI opened the comments to see if anyone mentioned ToDoist. I use it and love it for personal use.