THE BEST Todo App For iPhone, Mac, Apple Watch - Any.do vs Todoist vs 2Do vs Things

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The todo apps mentioned in this vid:
- MinimaList
- Slash
- Moleskine Actions
- Microsoft To Do (formerly Wunderlist)
- 2Do
- Todoist
- Things

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[johnleune]

Hi Chris, I love Things but it has one major setback: No web client so it can’t be used on non-Apple devices. I need an app that I can also use on a Windows Office PC so I went for Todoist. Love your video’s by the way!

[st.thomasre]

I tried each of these in the past year, and then chose Any.do as the one that fits my work life. For me, the calendar view is extremely helpful as it means I don’t have to check our organization calendar separately. It integrates all my calendars in one place, which really helps in my planning. Currently I need to work from four calendars. Any.do makes that a breeze. Quick tasks or long term projects fit equally well into their set up. It’s amazing. I did pay for the Pro version and have no buyer’s remorse. I love that I can drag tasks to quickly rearrange my day or reschedule tasks. Super well designed app if you have a busy life and need both short term and long term planning. Yes, I could do without the grocery list. Alexa takes care of that by voice and displays on my phone when I’m shopping.

[cartwheel]

Excellent video. I’m a retired empty nester but I’ve still got plenty to do. This video led me to my perfect To Do list app, 2Do. Thanks!

[christinaschultz]

Main problem with things is it is missing the Basic feature of location based reminders…

[mikerisner]

I'm a Things user. Not gonna lie, paying for each platform was painful (really wish iOS and iPadOS were a single purchase). But after that, I just use it and it works really well. I love how I can organize items by heading, and leverage checklists within a to-do (yeah, it might sound dumb until you realize how useful it is). Thanks for another terrific video, Chris!

[StephaneDurand]

Love TickTick because it’s cross platform

[christianjmyhre]

I own Things 3, but it would be awesome to see a video on how to optimize the full potential of this app! :)

[rayslifeandfamily]

Not tell you how to do your show but it also would be nice if you would let people know the cost. Like things 3 you have to pay for the iPhone app, then pay for the Apple Watch app then pay for the iPad app and then pay for the Mac app so to have it on all four it’s over $100

[anshulkummar]

I have been using Things for the last couple of years - LOVE IT! Thx for your confirmation.

[Nutshell]

Things 3 is absolutely awesome! You recommended the app a while ago and I am using it on a daily base since then! I like this series and look forward to a comparison of agendas! Would be great! Cheers!

[beercrates]

Things looks nice but has a stealth subscription by charging per device and you'll have to pay up again when Things 4 comes along. For now I'm going with the todoist app, I don't need the premium features in my workflow & the free version is still packed with goodies. Also I can access todoist at work on my windows laptop either in a dedicated app or a chrome plugin.

[lusiamalik]

Should try Restyaboard, the best To-do app I've ever used.

[brianburns]

Need help I been looking for a To-do/reminder app that has sounds when you set a alert? Please help

[gcisneros]

I personally like this new series, I’ve been wanting to see a video like this for a while. Make some more! 🤙🏽

[JohnDoe-dffc]

Loved that video. Would be nice to have on about THE BEST calendar app. Since fantastical is no longer an option (pro subscription....) - i’m lost

[ThatMarkGilroy]

I’ve been through Todoist and Any.do and in both cases I ended up coming back to Things 3. You just can’t beat the minimalist interface and user experience. Pricey though if you’re using across iPad/Mac/iPhone!

[ExpeditionNomadicAdventures]

Hey Chris can you cover and identify all apps that are useable across all Apple devices outside of the major apps with out subscriptions .

[allanfreeman]

Because I do home inspections, I use the built in Apple calendar, syncs across all devices and I can tap on the address and it takes me straight to the Maps app. I use the Reminders app for family access, so items can be added to the grocery list when it is thought about.

[fauzytech]

Does Things 3 on Apple Watch requires the iPhone to be around it? I heard you can't create or complete a task if your iPhone is out of range in Todois.