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Add to SafariWhen comparing Do It (Tomorrow) vs Standard Notes, the Slant community recommends Standard Notes for most people. In the question“What are the best cross-platform task apps?” Standard Notes is ranked 8th while Do It (Tomorrow) is ranked 61st. The most important reason people chose Standard Notes is:
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Pros
Pro Free and without ads
Do It (Tomorrow) is available as a free app on the web, on iOS and on Android – none of which have ads.
Pro Notebook simulation
Do It (Tomorrow) simulates the feeling of writing your to-do list on an actual by hand. You can switch the font style back to the system default font if desired.
Pro Shorter timeframes lead to better productivity
Unlike other to-do list apps that allow users to schedule tasks far into the future, Do It (Tomorrow) allows tasks to be scheduled for today and tomorrow only. This ensures users stay focused on things that need to get done in the short term.
Pro Clean and simple
Do It (Tomorrow) shows only the list of to-do items for today and tomorrow. No labels, tags, or other categories are needed.
Pro Encrypted
Notes are encrypted and secured so only you can decrypt them.
Pro Extensible
Editors, components, actions, and themes.
Pro Open-source
Pro Simple
Faster and lighter than most notes apps.
Pro Cross-platform
Available on Web, Mac, Windows, iOS, Android, and Linux.
Pro Themes
Cons
Con iPad version of Do It (Tomorrow) has a one-time fee
iPad users who want to use the app must pay a one-time fee of $4.99.
Con Limited scheduling options
Because Do It (Tomorrow) limits scheduling options to today and tomorrow, there’s not much use for functions like alerts or recurring events.
Con Formatting enabled only as extension for money
