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Haha, true - this entire experiment works best if you fully commit to the Apple ecosystem, including apps. I know of Apple power users who use more powerful thi
by peterxjang 2y ago
Haha, true - this entire experiment works best if you fully commit to the Apple ecosystem, including apps. I know of Apple power users who use more powerful third party apps for TODOs, but still use Reminders for a portion of their TODOs just because it integrates best with Siri.
It's definitely unfortunate that Siri isn't as powerful with third party apps, that's what led me to try and stick with Apple's default apps as much as possible. So far it's worked well for me, I'm not too opinionated when it comes to a TODO app, but it may be less than ideal for others.
- jmole 2y agoReminders isn't great, but I've never really used a "great" TODO app. Until recently, I mostly used Apple's Notes app for TODOs, and find that it works better than Reminders for my use cases. My beef is not really with the app itself, but with the ecosystem lock-in and Apple's recent behavior in the EU, lack of true E2EE for iCloud, etc.. I've just started migrating to Standard Notes, and have been trying to reduce my dependency on Apple's apps.