What todo app are you using?

@orl0pl@lemmy.world · 1Y

What todo app are you using?

@pelletbucket@lemm.ee · edit-2 9M

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@PeepinGoodArgs@reddthat.com · 1Y

Clickup. Technically it’s a project manager, but it’s relatively cheap and I’ve been using it for years now.

@pixxelkick@lemmy.world · 1Y

I use neorg for neovim, specifically I use:Neorg journal today to open up a daily .Norge file that I maintain notes, todo, etc on.

If I need to leave a note for myself for the future, I create a note for that day ahead of time.

@starman@programming.dev · 1Y

Bitwarden notes

Rentlar · 1Y

I’ve made my own for Android: Taskmo

Right now I’m trying out Joplin tho since it’s FOSS and crossplatform.

@Ashtear@lemm.ee · edit-2 1Y

Went back to college last year and Joplin’s been amazing. More off-topic, but the only thing I wish it had was better search result organization.

@terminhell@lemmy.dbzer0.com · 1Y

My nextcloud + Deck

/home/pineapplelover · 1Y

Superproductivity but I’m so irresponsible. Every to do list app I do, I never follow through.

@Thalion@lemmy.ca · 1Y

Have you thought about putting ‘do todo list’ on your todo list?

@PrincessLeiasCat@sh.itjust.works · edit-2 1Y

Same (wrt that last part). Trying to find one that works but it’s honestly exhausting after years of seeing them all be pretty much the same. And I can’t really articulate what it is that would make it be the one for me. I know I’m not helping in any way here, lol

/home/pineapplelover · 1Y

I would give superoroductivity a go. You just mark stuff you need to do throughout the week and you can separate your different “projects”. It has a nice weekly view and everything as well.

https://super-productivity.com/

@EmpeRohr@lemmy.world · 1Y

Apple reminder. It syncs with nextcloud ( unfortunately no sub tasks possible) but i am using icloud. The app itself is pretty descent with some cool features

@ani@endlesstalk.org · 1Y

Org mode on GNU Emacs.

@StellarExtract@lemm.ee · 1Y

I use Trello to manage several lists (recurring daily, Tuesdays only, one-offs, etc) and reconcile them into a daily plan each morning

@DaCrazyJamez@sh.itjust.works · 1Y

A piece of paper folded in my pocketand a travel sized pen…

@TheAnonymouseJoker@lemmy.ml · 1Y

You dropped this, Sir.

👑

Victor · 1Y

How do you get reminders from that? 🙃

ddh · 1Y

You go “Oh, right” then take it out and look at it. As quaint as that sounds, for some people it works.

Victor · 1Y

Since my second child, my “Oh right” module has been malfunctioning and has been very unreliable, and the amount of things I need to remember is waaay too many to fit on a piece of paper that can fit in my pocket. I wish I could use your system. 🥲

ddh · 1Y

For sure, there’s no way this system would work for me either! I would need a to do list in another place that had a task to check the first to do list.

@DeltaTangoLima@reddrefuge.com · 1Y

I’ve been a user of the GTD method for many, many years, so any app I use needs to be GTD-specific.

Currently, I’m using Nirvana - have been for about 6 years. I like it so much, I paid for the lifetime sub, so haven’t really bothered to look elsewhere since.

@acetanilide@lemmy.world · 1Y

I have multiple

Microsoft ToDo
Clickup
A discord channel
Joplin

And I also use pen and paper

I use them all. Don’t ask me why I can’t stick with one, because I don’t know. But my system works.

@habitualcynic@lemmy.ml · 1Y

I also use a bunch and a head system that works. TickTick has been my go to for high importance tasks/reminders, then 3 more apps for various mental purposes.

@theshatterstone54@feddit.uk · 1Y

I use a mix of Org mode via Emacs and Orgzly,

and Notally, which is still my main notes app while I’m still working on transitioning to Orgmode completely.

@CarlCook@feddit.de · 1Y

TickTick has been my weapon of choice for several years now. Still loving it.

@habitualcynic@lemmy.ml · 1Y

Same! The cross platform availability is what keeps me coming back.

cabillaud · 1Y

40€/year…ouch

@CarlCook@feddit.de · 1Y

Not cheap but worth it, when you use it not only as your personal task list, but also for habit tracking, small projects management and sharing with others.