5 Apps to Get Your To-Do List in Order

BY GreenBot Staff

Published 23 Jan 2014

To-do lists can be a person’s best friend or worst enemy. A well-thought-out rundown of tasks to be accomplished with success can be overwhelming. The best way to embrace the former and avoid the latter. Would be with a to-do list app on a smartphone or tablet. Even better, why not find an app that automatically syncs lists between mobile devices and your desktop. Here are five options for the Android platform:-

Google Keep

Google Keep provides a colorful, creative approach to to-do lists. Users can traditionally list their tasks or aggregate a list from notes and photos by adding checkboxes. Due dates are integrated with Now. Google Keep lists are cloud-based and accessible through the app or browser.

Google Keep

Evernote

Evernote is among the most universal organizational apps. The app instantly updates across devices and the desktop. Users will get information like webpages, images, itineraries, or audio clips associated with the to-do lists. Groups can use Evernote to share the list until complete.

Evernote

Remember the Milk

Remember the Milk can enhance Evernote’s to-do lists or act as a stand-alone app. It accesses the device GPS to alert for a task near its location. If a reminder is to get the dry cleaning, it will come via SMS text, instant message or email. The Smart stand displays tasks according to priority, due date, or job, including shopping calls.

Remember The Milk

Any.do

Any.do considers itself a more fun way to handle task lists. The interface is simple and integrates with the calendar. Sparking reminders and options. If a task is to call someone, a phone icon will be next to the entry. Enabling you to dial the number automatically.

Any.do

Todoist

Interested in personal productivity levels? Todoist has a visual tracking system called Karma, which offers insight into a person’s ability to complete tasks. You earn points as they add and check off items. Todoist syncs across desktop and mobile platforms and supports offline access. It can be in categories or prioritized by color and fashioned to one’s desire. Users can track if a delegated task is in progress or finished.

Todoist