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What are the best free to-do list applications for Android?

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Best free to-do list applications for Android	Price	Platforms	API
-- TickTick	$0-$1.99/mo	Windows, Linux, Mac, Android, iOS, Web	Google Assistant/Alexa/Slack/Zapier/IFTTT/Spark
-- SynapBook	Free	-	-
-- Any.do	FREE+	Windows, Mac, Android, Web, Chrome	No
-- Google Keep	FREE	Android / iOS / Chrome / Web / Desktop	No
-- Zenkit	Free / paid	Web, Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iPhone	Yes

TickTick

Top Pro

Description and checklist all together

Paid users can add description and checklist into a single task all together. See More

Top Con

No search of non-latin languages in web

The web version has no ability to search non-latin languages (e.g. Russian, Greek). See More

ResponsibleCoatlicue's Experience

Not Free See More

Specs

Platforms:Windows, Linux, Mac, Android, iOS, Web

API:Google Assistant/Alexa/Slack/Zapier/IFTTT/Spark

Collaborative:Yes

Top Pro

Share task lists for collaboration

You can share a list through an email or a shareable link. See More

Top Con

No native integrations with IFTTT or Zapier

The app doesn't feature native integration with these services, but you can use this functionality by fiddling with the custom email address that is provided by TickTick. See More

Top Pro

Clean UI

TickTick takes a minimalistic approach in order to keep things simple. See More

Top Con

Intelligent date and time entries don't work everywhere

In some apps, you can type "call Ben tomorrow at noon" and the date and time fields will be automatically populated with "tomorrow" and "noon". TickTick has recently implemented this feature, but it doesn't work flawlessly via the webapp or via a widget. The functionality does work good within the Android app, however. See More

Top Pro

Free task tagging

Tags are a native feature; up to five tags can be applied to each task. See More

Top Con

No 2-way sync with Google Calendar

Top Pro

Create checklist for a task

On each task you can choose between a text description or a checklist. See More

Top Con

No trial/demo version

No demo or trial version for all features in the mobile and web app. But they providing a refund within 14 days. The Windows app has a free trial but not for all features (eg. you cannot subscribe a calendar). See More

Top Pro

Cross-platform

It’s accessible on the web, via a Chrome extension, on Android (phone/tablet, with widgets), and on iOS. See More

Top Con

No formatting in notes

Notes cannot formatted, no bold or italic text, no lists, etc. This works better in other apps like Todoist. See More

Top Pro

Easy to add tasks

Just start typing to add a task. See More

Top Con

Abo model is too expensive

Top Pro

Lightweight app

TickTick is resource-light, which is great if you run multiple programs or are using an older device. See More

Top Con

Free version is limited

TickTick's free version is limited to 19 task lists, 1 attachment per day, and 1 collaborator. See More

Top Pro

Multiple reminders

You can add up to five reminders for different time to a single task. See More

Top Con

Translation to Portuguese is not professional

For Portuguese speakers, the Portuguese translation seems very amateurish. See More

Top Pro

Has a calendar view

Pro version of the software allows tasks to be laid out in an easy to overview calendar view. See More

Top Pro

Custom themes for pro users

Paid users can enjoy pro themes. See More

Top Pro

Flexible recurring tasks

Recurring tasks are simple to set, and can be created according to custom rules. See More

Top Pro

Google Calendar integration

You can integrate TickTick with Google Calendar. See More

Top Pro

Can set duration of a task

You can set starting and ending date and time for tasks. See More

Top Pro

Smart list

Allows you to set custom filters, making it easier to find tasks. See More

Top Pro

Support team is great

Support team responds quickly. See More

Top Pro

Folder with concluded tasks

Easy to see all concluded tasks by date of conclusion. See More

Top Pro

Great Today and Tomorrow default list

Top Pro

Estimate Pomo for a task

Top Pro

Pomo Timer

Top Pro

Turn emails into tasks

Top Pro

Keyboard shortcuts

TickTick supports keyboard shortcuts that makes it easier to work with. See More

Top Pro

Print tasks

Easy to print any task you want to. See More

Top Pro

Recover from trash

Easy to see and recover tasks from trash if you deleted them by accident. See More

Top Pro

Set list color

You can set a different color for each list. See More

Top Pro

Advanced sorting options

Tasks can be sorted by dragging and dropping them in the list. See More

Top Pro

Customizeable Android widget

You can change the opacity, themes, lists, and cosmetic features of the widget. See More

Top Pro

Location reminder

Remind you of a task when you reach specific location. See More

Top Pro

Supports #hashtags (labels)

Just click a hashtag to filter your labeled tasks. See More

Top Pro

Smart date parsing

You can type "buy milk tomorrow 5pm" it will turn into a task as "buy milk" and reminder set as tomorrow 5pm automatically. See More

Top Pro

Follows Android design guidelines

The mobile Android app of TickTick follows the Android design guidelines for a familiar interface. See More

Top Pro

Integration with calendars by URL

Shows your events on other calendars (like Outlook) in your task list. See More

Top Pro

Siri integration

You can add tasks via Siri. See More

Any.do

Top Pro

Free version

Any.do has a free version and also offers a Premium plan that costs $3 a month. See More

Top Con

All tasks default to "today"

While there is a 'someday' category, by default every task as an end date of today. This means you get constant notifications for quickly added tasks. See More

ResponsibleCoatlicue's Experience

Not totally Free See More

Specs

Platforms:Windows, Mac, Android, Web, Chrome

Collaborative:Yes (Share lists, assign tasks)

Top Pro

Missed call reminder on Android

The mobile app reminds you of missed calls and helps manage them in the future. See More

Top Con

Awkward data entry

You cannot simply start entering tasks, one after another. You must click or tap the add icon to get a text entry field. See More

Lucas Brand's Experience

Not Free See More

Top Pro

"Any.do Moment" makes to-dos manageable

"Moment" is a reminder to check all tasks that are planned for the day. It simplifies scheduling your day and let’s you quickly check off items as they're completed. It can be set it to prompt you in the morning or afternoon to review your day’s tasks and update whether or not you’ve accomplished them. This is really useful for managing a long to-do list without feeling overwhelmed. See More

Top Con

Slow animations and features

The app goes for a smooth feel with lots of things being automated and animated. This slows down it's use, especially on older phones. See More

Top Pro

Clean, intuitive design

Any.do splits all tasks up into groups. Tasks can be grouped either by date (today, tomorrow, upcoming, and someday) or in custom folders. Each group has a plus button next to it that allows adding new tasks to the group. See More

Top Con

Spotty auto-complete and voice recognition

Though the auto-complete feature is very smart in that it can access contacts and create a variety of tasks, it also might auto-complete with something entirely wrong. The voice recognition also has some issues with correctly understanding what is being said. See More

Top Pro

Web interface for desktop access

The web interface can be used to add items. See More

Top Con

Cannot see task details easily

To view subtasks, notes or other data you have to click or tap multiple times. There is no task view that shows everything you should know about the task. See More

Top Pro

Folders for tasks

Users can create and edit folders for certain tasks, like “personal” and “work.” See More

Top Con

No Android Wear and Apple Watch support

The Any.do app currently does not support Android Wear or Apple Watch, in contrast to rival to-do list apps such as Todoist or Wunderlist. Currently Any.do does not have plans to support these devices. See More

Top Pro

Simple

Any.do includes the features that are needed and nothing more. See More

Top Con

Offline access not available in free version

Since the addition of the Premium plan, offline access to lists is not available for free Any.do users. See More

Top Pro

Cross-platform support and sync

The app runs on iOS, Android, as a Chrome extension and in browsers. See More

Top Con

Invasive App Permissions

In order to be a complete solution, Any.Do can seem to take over your phone. For example, it monitors missed calls so you can schedule a call back. See More

Top Pro

Five simple widgets for Android

There are five widgets to choose from, all of which are simple and useful. See More

Top Con

Lack of power features like priority and labels

Any.do has only two levels of priority that can be assigned to tasks, namely Normal and High. There is no way to assign any sort of weights to tasks either. There is no feature to assign any sort of labels on them to be able to filter particular type of tasks. These features are very valuable to a power user. See More

Top Pro

Rewards for completing tasks

The app integrates with Kiip, a reward platform that gives free, real-life rewards when a to-do list is completed. See More

Top Pro

Clever auto-complete

As tasks are added, Any.do attempts to guess what is going to be written and offers suggestions. It will search through contacts for names and information, allowing you to add people to tasks and offering suggestions for meeting spots that are convenient for everyone. See More

Top Pro

Has a system that allows collaborating on tasks

Any.do allows creating "hubs" for groups of people, like colleagues, family, and friends, where tasks can be shared or assigned to each other. See More

Google Keep

Top Pro

Cross platform

This app can be used seamlessly across all platforms including Android, iOS, and desktop computer platforms. See More

Top Con

Organization is limited to just multiple tags for notes

There are no folders in Keep that you can move notes into. It makes the user interface more cluttered, and navigation gets more difficult. See More

Specs

Platforms:Android / iOS / Chrome / Web / Desktop

Top Pro

Drag and drop sorting

You can move cards manually, which is great for prioritizing to-dos. Within a card, you can also drag and drop items. See More

Top Con

No notifications when tasks are added to shared lists

Although the ability to collaborate on lists is advanced, Keep will not let you know when another person adds an item to a list you share. See More

Top Pro

Super fast to use

The focus on a minimal interface makes everything fast to use on both web and mobile. This comes in handy for when a note needs to be jotted down quickly, as there is little to no load times or faffing about trying to get to a space where the note can finally be recorded. See More

Top Con

Single-level lists only

There’s no way to set a hierarchy for your lists. See More

Top Pro

Automatic saving

Automatically saves new changes so that nothing is lost. See More

Top Con

Cannot share groups of notes (e.g., labels)

Google's equivalent of groups are labels, which can't be shared. By comparison, Trello allows you to share boards with others. Trello also supports grouping through teams. Google Keep has no such concept. See More

Top Pro

Notes can be grouped via labels

In addition to the ability to color-code notes, they can be labeled and navigated and grouped that way. This allows for easy organization, to then be found easily at a later date. See More

Top Con

Does not offer themes

There is no option for changing the color theme (such as a dark theme) unless you use a 3rd party extension. See More

Top Pro

Notes can be color-coded

Top Con

No text formatting

No basic formatting like bold, italics. Makes it harder to do things like meeting notes. Keep is intended as a minimal and quick note taking app, but sadly for those that are looking for something more robust, the features are just not there. See More

Top Pro

Easy to use

1-step to take a note on android: tap 'take a note' Web version: cursor is on the note itself See More

Top Con

Too simplistic of an approach

Top Pro

Notes can include photo and audio attachments

Notes can include multimedia attachments in addition to text. See More

Top Con

Not open source

This application is proprietary, and thus cannot be modified or freely distributed. See More

Top Pro

Unlimited and seamless sync across all Google connected devices, from mobile to desktop

When a mobile device isn't in use, Google Keep can be accessed as a Chrome app or as a website. Basically, no matter the device being used or the OS on it, there is always a way to access the app. There is also no limitation to how many devices this can be done with, freeing up the user to always have access. See More

Top Con

Can be taken down some day

As Google is notorious for taking down services, you may end up with just a backup of your notes in XML format and a need to look for a substitute. See More

Top Pro

Archives finished tasks

Any finished task is archived and can be searched at a later date. See More

Top Con

Messy if you have lots of notes

Top Pro

Both location- and time-based reminders

You can set reminders that bring certain notes to your attention when you arrive at a specified location or when it’s a specified time or date. Unfortunately you can only do one or the other for each note. See More

Top Con

Delay between to-do entries

The keyboard closes and reloads between to-do list entries, so the first letters or words may be missed if you’re trying to quickly create a list. See More

Top Pro

Notes can be grouped via labels

In addition to the ability to color-code notes, they can be labeled and navigated and grouped that way. See More

Top Con

Google account required

You're required to have a Google account in order to use the app. See More

Top Pro

Supports drawing or writing notes by hand

Newer version of Google Keep now supports drawing on either a blank page, existing notes or in an image attached to the note. See More

Top Con

Google can access and mine your data

You have to be okay with Google analyzing and using your data in order to use Keep. See More

Top Pro

Can share and collaboratively edit any item including lists

Keep allows sharing any item with other contacts and editing them together at the same time. This way a team can work together in real time, no matter their location. See More

Top Con

Does not integrate with Google Calendar or Tasks

It does not integrate with Google Calendar or other Google Apps with the exception of "Google Now." Keep reminders can appear on Google Calendar, but you can not get reminders and use Tasks at the same time. See More

Top Pro

Really well implemented speech-to-text

Google has a lot of experience with speech-to-text functionality and they did a fantastic job with Keep. This means you can easily record spoken notes that can then be changed to a text based note. See More

Top Con

Not distributed

Cannot run on own servers as Keep will only run on Google's own servers. This increases the risks which are normally associated with handing over critical applications to a large (US) corporation. See More

Top Pro

Useful Android home screen widget

The Keep widget lets users quickly see existing notes and add new ones. See More

Top Con

No Windows Mobile app

No Windows Mobile app, and it is unlikely to ever be produced. See More

Top Pro

Includes character recognition for text in images

Google Keep lets users take pictures of physical notes and makes the contents searchable within the app. This can be a convenient time saver for those that do not want to type out the necessary info, but rather take a quick snapshot of it. See More

Top Con

No BlackBerry 10 app

No BlackBerry support apart from web. See More

Top Pro

Works as a great bookmarking tool as links added can optionally include a preview image

Keep has a great feature that allows you to save sites you visit as a special note type with a link and a preview image. See More

Top Con

Can be difficult to discover the features

Google Keep has slowly been introducing new features, but doesn't do a good job of helping you discover them. See More

Top Con

Synchronization bugs

There are some issues with synchronizing data including laggyness and returning old/deleted items. See More

Top Con

No ability to undo changes

There is no way to revert changes or restore text you may have accidentally deleted (however, you can restore entire notes for up to 7 days after deletion). See More

Top Con

No way to search within a note

There is no "find" feature for looking up a word or phrase within a note, which can be problematic in larger notes. See More

Top Con

No integrated social media sharing

There is no integrated social media sharing if you directly want to post your note to Twitter, Facebook, etc. See More

Top Con

No API

Todoist

Top Pro

On mobile apps, swipe left/right performs fast reschedule/done

Swipe right to mark a task as done, swipe left brings up several rescheduling options (tomorrow, next week, specific date, etc.). See More

Top Con

No decent filtering or complex searches

Peter Vandenberghe's Experience

for todo's, this is my preferred app. Simple and practical. See More

Specs

Platforms:Android / iOS / OSX / Windows / Web / Gmail / Outlook / Thunderbird / Kindle / Chrome / Firefox

Location-based reminders:yes

Top Pro

Smart Schedule (Let AI schedule your tasks)

Todoist Smart Schedule adapts to your habits over time, analyzing your workload and determining how urgent a task is. By using both your past todos and future todos (as well as the data from millions of other users), it can sort your tasks in most important/ most urgent order, if you want. See More

Top Con

Naming convention for labels is very limited

No spaces or special chars are allowed. See More

ResponsibleCoatlicue's Experience

Not Totally Free See More

Top Pro

Quickly browse your list through smartwatch devices

The Todoist app supports Apple Watch and Android Wear for instant action and task viewing through smartwatches. See More

Top Con

Lacks advanced task repeating options

For example: second Saturday of every 2 months. See More

Top Pro

Infinite list depth

All subtasks are full featured tasks. This means that at a glance you can see subtasks, unlike other applications that require you to open the task. See More

Top Con

Cannot export data

Top Pro

Monitors productivity and rewards it with karma

Todoist monitors how many tasks are completed and gives karma points as rewards for accomplishing them. It can also display charts showing productivity trends, which are great for finding areas that need improvement and increasing your overall productivity. This feature is a great motivator and an effective way of tracking productivity. See More

Top Con

Cannot import data

Top Pro

Super quick syncing

You can shift between devices without having to worry about if tasks have been synced or not. Todoist sync will always be quicker than you. See More

Top Con

Not much independence of customising the layout

This has been a consistent "con" with Todoist. You cannot decide what should be the size of the fonts. You cannot switch between one-column layout and 2-column layout. You cannot view completed tasks. It is a brilliant application of course, but the development team is stuck on its basic idea of the app and after that they just haven't been developing further. See More

Top Pro

Allows creating location-based reminders

Location-specific tasks can utilize the GPS in your mobile device to offer reminders when you are in the appropriate vicinity. For example, grocery lists that are linked to the location of your regular grocery store. See More

Top Con

Using "next" actions requires a messy workaround

Todoist was not designed for "next" actions. You can use a workaround by manually setting certain items as priority and then filtering them, but that process requires a lot more management than other tools. See More

Top Pro

Extensive integration with a wide range of external apps

Todoist offers integration with a wide range of external apps, including Google Drive, Dropbox, Google Maps, Apple Maps, Zapier, Toggl Button, TaskClone, CloudMagic, IFTTT, Calendar Sync, Google Now, Dispatch, Mailplane, Airmail, Drafts, Workflow, PomoDone, 1Password, Powr of You, Mailbird, Yoke, Taco, Ginger Keyboard, Time Doctor, and Rindle. See More

Top Con

Free version has limited functionality

Without a subscription you won’t have access to reminders, comments, or labels and filters. These are features that many users find essential, but aren't included without a subscription. See More

Top Pro

Allows creating task templates

Tasks can be saved as templates by going to "task actions" and selecting "export as a template." The template will be saved locally. Saved templates can then be imported by going to "task actions" button and clicking "import from template." This allows you to use past task items as a starting point for creating new tasks. See More

Top Con

No way to add additional info to a task

There is no metadata for the task itself, like a description. While a paid feature allows you to write comments and attach files, info could be lost in the conversation. See More

Top Pro

Great home screen and lock screen widgets

The native widget is fully functional and editable without needing to open the app. A premium feature allows you to add and edit the task list on your mobile device’s lock screen. See More

Top Con

Awkward data entry

Several aspects of data entry are far more awkward than they should be: Adding notes, moving subtasks within the outline, and scheduling repeating tasks are all handled better by other apps. Adding notes cannot be done while creating the task, but must be done after. Moving items within the outline hierarchy is very clumsy and the use of keyboard shortcuts (such as holding down 2 or 3) requires knowledge of your current level in the hierarchy (which is not always clear). Finally, there is a natural language syntax for repeating tasks but it is very finicky and there is no good feedback mechanism to tell you whether or not it’s working. See More

Top Pro

Can be set to send a daily digest email

You can easily program a digest email that will send you an up-do-date summary of your tasks and deadlines. See More

Top Pro

Visual scheduling

By clicking on a task and then selecting “schedule,” a dialog box will pop up with shortcuts like "today," "tomorrow," or "postpone until tomorrow." A date can still be entered manually. See More

Top Pro

No ads in free version

The unpaid version contains no ads or popups encouraging you to upgrade. The only time you will be asked to upgrade is if you attempt to use a premium feature. See More

Top Pro

Monitors productivity and rewards it with karma

Todoist monitors how many tasks are completed and gives karma points as rewards for accomplishing them. It can also display charts showing productivity trends, which are great for finding areas that need improvement and increasing your overall productivity. This feature is a great motivator and an effective way of tracking productivity. See More

Top Pro

Allows sharing and collaborating on tasks

Anyone can be invited to collaborate on tasks and projects. Users can work alongside five people for free and 25 via the paid version. Collaboration includes the ability to assign tasks, comment on tasks, and receive instant updates. See More

Top Pro

Supports natural language input

Todoist supports phrases like "tomorrow," "next month," "in 3 weeks," or for recurring tasks, "every week" or "every 3 days." See More

Top Pro

Multiple ways to organize tasks

Tasks can be structured in nested lists. They can be moved around by dragging and dropping them or via keyboard shortcuts. Tasks can be assigned labels, color codes, priorities, and can also be grouped into projects. See More

Top Pro

Powerful search and filtering functionality

Todoist allows you to perform advanced queries to find tasks that are overdue, have a certain priority level or label, are within a certain project, are assigned to a certain person, or have a deadline set within a certain date range. It also allows combining different queries, removing certain results from the queries, and creating either/or statements. These queries can be saved as filters for easy access. Filters can be color-coded. See More

Top Pro

Minimalist UI that's designed for efficient use

Todoist's web and desktop interfaces have a 2-column layout. The right column has all tasks organized in nested lists with color codes and information such as what people are assigned to each task and which project the task is part of. The left column offers ways of accessing various groups of tasks – tasks that have to be completed within a certain timeframe, tasks that are a part of a certain project or have certain labels attached to them, etc. The left column also contains filters that allow even more advanced ways of finding a group of tasks. The mobile interface follows a similar design philosophy, but gives each column a separate view. See More

Remember the Milk

Top Pro

Powerful query language

Query language can be used to build your own GTD-based system, with tags and lists and queries. Such as system can be used for private life and work alongside several simple lists without things getting mixed up. See More

ResponsibleCoatlicue's Experience

Not Free See More

Specs

Platforms:Web / Mac / Linux / Windows / iOS / Android / Blackberry

Collaborative:Yes

Top Pro

Has its own syntax for programming smart lists

Smart lists are configured using Remember the Milk's syntax, making it very customizable. See More

Top Pro

Excellent cross platform support

Whether you depend on an iOS, Windows or Android phone; Google Calendar or Outlook; Evernote or Twitter: RTM has an app or extension for you. See More

Orgzly

Top Pro

Easy to organize a large amount of information

The hierarchical structure makes it easy to organize and find notes and tasks. See More

Top Con

Not very convenient UI

You need to click on different submenus to complete a simple task (add new node, move current node, etc) See More

Nick Anderson's Experience

The most usable org-mode client for mobile devices that I have tried. See More

Top Pro

Tasks

You can schedule and track tasks See More

Top Con

If you don't use org-mode, then this is probably not the best option

Top Pro

It works with org-mode

The most amazing way to organize all your plain text. See More

Top Pro

Looks very nice and feels great

Top Pro

Private

It works offline, so your data stays with you. See More

Microsoft To-Do

Top Pro

Multidevice sync

To-Do syncs between your phone and computer, so you can access your to-dos from school, the office, or the grocery store or even while you're traveling around the world. See More

Top Con

No folders

No folders for grouping lists. But this feature is in the work. See More

Mikaël Bertoux's Experience

All the lists we want, the tasks with all functions we need, good design. The daily planner is the best. See More

Specs

Platforms:Windows, Linux, Mac

Multifactor:Yes

Top Pro

Reminders and Due Dates

With important to-dos that you really shouldn't forget you can add reminders and due dates—we'll remember them for you. And if you have to-dos that you need to tick off on a daily, weekly or yearly basis you can set up recurring due dates to remind you each and every time. See More

Top Pro

Cross-platform

Available on Android, iOS, Windows and web. See More

Top Pro

Very basic and straightforward

Simple interface and streamlined. See More

Trello

Top Con

Not really a to do list

Trello is much more a workflow and project management program than a typical to-do app, which makes it overwhelmingly robust for those looking to jot down their shopping list. See More

Top Pro

Attach files to cards

Keep all of your files (images, documents, etc.) organized on their relevant cards. See More

ResponsibleCoatlicue's Experience

Not Free See More

Specs

Platforms:Android / iOS / Windows / Web

Collaborative:Yes

Top Con

Can't create dependencies between cards

Top Pro

Free for unlimited users

Trello offers a very generous free version that has no ads, no restrictions on the number of users, and very little restriction on how the program can be used. The paid features are generally cosmetic, such as the ability to change the background, add stickers or integration with other tools. See More

Lucas Brand's Experience

it is not free See More

Top Con

Can't get one view of cards across all boards

However, you can view all cards assigned to you. See More

Top Pro

Cross-platform and cross-sync

Trello works on all modern devices through the web application and has native apps for iOS, Android and Windows 8/10 devices. See More

Top Con

Impossible to use Pomodoro timer connected to Trello on iOS

Top Pro

Features to add voting on cards

Trello offers support for features to add voting on cards, often referred to as 'power-ups'. See More

Top Con

No quick deadline assignment

You have to open a Calendar every time to set a date without any quick options like today, tomorrow etc. See More

Top Pro

Sub-tasks

Each card can have one or even multiple task lists. See More

Top Con

Managing large projects may be difficult

Trello works best with medium to small projects and with very high-level overviews. It is less effective for projects that require very granular management due to the fact that it becomes considerably more difficult to keep track of various cards and priorities as they are pushed off the screen. See More

Top Pro

Works well for visual thinkers

The UI is based around Kanban, so you can see all your tasks and their status clearly. See More

Top Con

No desktop client

There is no Windows or Mac client now but you can still access all of the features through your web browser. See More

Top Pro

Highly flexible workflow

Trello calls items used in the workflow “cards.” Cards are double-sided and can contain subtasks as well as notes and other details. Card columns can be used to simulate a workflow by moving cards from left to right as they are completed, or as a way of indicating task priority. The workflow is highly flexible as the columns are completely customizable to suit the task flow. For example, tasks can be put through a workflow "idea > approved > in-progress > pending review > released" or simply "ideas > released" depending on the granularity level needed. This makes Trello a great solution to feature management as it's possible to set up boards to handle everything from agile sprints to a more generic to-do list, all with status management. See More

Top Con

Subtasks lack features

Every task can have a list of subtasks which more closely resembles a standard to-do list. These lack the functions that cards offer you. You cannot comment on a sub-list, give the sub-tasks due dates, or provide additional information. You are limited to only checking them off once completed. See More

Top Pro

Great real-time team collaboration features

Trello has permissions at the board level as well as the ability to assign multiple people to each card. There are a lot of sharing options available and boards can be made visible for the public. It's also possible to subscribe to a card to be notified of its progress. The simplicity of the UI makes collaboration easy because it’s very simple to see the progress of each card and who is responsible for it. It also updates constantly to reflect real-time changes in progress. The simplicity of the UI makes collaboration easy as it’s very simple to see the progress of each card and who is responsible for it. It also reflect changes on boards in real-time. See More

Top Con

Light on features

Trello is focused on simplicity and as such forgoes certain common features that may or may not be important to you. See More

Top Pro

Simple and easy to use interface

There are two primary columns: the board is shown on the left and all the other controls on the right. The main means of interaction is dragging and dropping to-do cards into the various lists. The board structure is very customizable, and includes a variety of features that help along the way: color-coding, due dates, card images, checklists with a graphics bar that allows following progress easily, and card aging for cards that haven’t been touched in a long time. See More

Top Con

No multi-board aggregation

If you have multiple boards with tasks on them there is no way to get all the tasks on one board in a way that changes on one board will update the other. See More

Top Pro

Markdown support with well-rendered images

Trello supports Markdown, meaning that HTML input is represented appropriately. Cards with attachments are also rendered well. For example, images are shown correctly on the card, bug links are detected etc. See More

Top Pro

Functionality can be extended via plug-ins

Voting, view, and calendar plug-ins further increase the functionality. See More

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Excellent for groups using agile software development

The responsiveness and layers of customization make it easy for team members of various disciplines to collaborate on the same task board. See More

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Action history log allows you to rapidly follow changes

There is a global history system which allows to rapidly follow changes. There is also a notification system if another user updates the board while you're watching it. See More

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Lots of API integrations

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Great native app for Android and iOS

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Good performance

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Smooth media integration

Works like a charm. See More

Toodledo

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Decent filtering and sorting

Alexandre Machado's Experience

To-do list (tasks management) is the best feature of Toodledo. I've compared several other apps and it is really the best. See More

Specs

Platforms:Android / iOS / Web / WatchOS

Collaborative:yes

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Functionality-rich

Integrated sharing, note taking, habit tracking, and outlining make this a more powerful tool than a simple list of to-dos. See More

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Space to add lengthy text

Notes area that can then be hidden. See More

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Can tag items

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Priority organizing

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Great GTD implementation

The GTD principles are very perfectly supported by Toodledo. See More

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Can create to-do items via email

It's possible to create a to-do item by sending or forwarding an email. See More

gTaskBox

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Synchronize all your communication on a powerful and scalable cloud

Lucas Brand's Experience

Best free to do list application available on both Android and iPhone See More

Top Pro

Assign & manage tasks / To Do from your mobile’s contact list

ResponsibleCoatlicue's Experience

Best for team management See More

Top Pro

Communicate urgency of the task/ To Do with a fire button

Jason Peters's Experience

Best free to do list app See More

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Two way communication for improved transparency and quicker actions

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Get notified through SMS in the absence of GTaskBox

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Manage deadlines and recurring tasks/ To Do

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Use reminders and alarm

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Powered by notifications

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