Do It (Tomorrow) vs Omnifocus

Do It (Tomorrow) is available as a free app on the web, on iOS and on Android – none of which have ads.

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.

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.

Do It (Tomorrow) shows only the list of to-do items for today and tomorrow. No labels, tags, or other categories are needed.

Omnifocus allows users to setup the "defer date" which can be treated as "start date". Tasks will not be marked as available until that date, which should help to focus on the "available" task only.

The forecast summary shows a quick digest of the tasks you have for the day. You can select any day to quickly see what tasks you have planned that day. For extra functionality you can connect with the iPhone’s Calender app, which allows you to also see any other events you have planned that day.

The Perspective section allows you to see an overview of the tasks you have set. It also allows you to set contexts or see things you have flagged.

OmniFocus 2 allows you to set up contexts for tasks in certain areas. This makes sure you never miss a task when you're out running errands and happen to be near something you need to do.