What's the To-Do App To Rule Them All?

[DavoteK]

Yes, it comes up as £30 to buy, then if I log in, its £20.

 

[spitf1r3]

Yes, it comes up as £30 to buy, then if I log in, its £20.

Yup, right - the "legacy support" (iPhone-only) version does not support Apple Watch. The "Universal" (iPhone+iPad does).
As I said - "complete my bundle" solves the issue - counts the price you already paid towards the "upgrade".

 

[DavoteK]

Yeah, as I said, £20 for a watch app essentially lol

I'll pass.

Recommend Omnifocus, if you're happy forking out £100 on it.

 

[spitf1r3]

€39.99 for iOS + €39.99 for OS X != €100..

That said 2Do is fine, but check your numbers..

 

[DavoteK]

€39.99 for iOS + €39.99 for OS X != €100..

That said 2Do is fine, but check your numbers..

Forgot the Pro upgrade on the Mac ;-)

Check YOUR numbers...

I do love a good ellipses at the end of a sentence as a passive aggressive retort... :-D

 

[spitf1r3]

Forgot the Pro upgrade on the Mac ;-)

Check YOUR numbers...

I do love a good ellipses at the end of a sentence as a passive aggressive retort... :-D

I don't think you mentioned Pro Updates before.
OmniFocus is more powerful than 2Do even without them.

I'm not saying 2Do is vastly inferior to OmniFocus, but I think it is simpler (and the Mac App is NOT cheaper than OmniFocus). My point is - if you need a good task management solution, your needs will probably grow, and you might as well consider getting a more advances solution at the beginning (and spare some time & money by not having to switch to it later).

 

[DavoteK]

I don't think you mentioned Pro Updates before.
OmniFocus is more powerful than 2Do even without them.

I'm not saying 2Do is vastly inferior to OmniFocus, but I think it is simpler (and the Mac App is NOT cheaper than OmniFocus). My point is - if you need a good task management solution, your needs will probably grow, and you might as well consider getting a more advances solution at the beginning (and spare some time & money by not having to switch to it later).

I'm quite happy to spend a bit of cash on a more advanced solution.

I've bought 2Do, AwesomeNote, Things, and a whole host of others, including Omnifocus, but there's only so much cash I'll part with. Omnifocus took the piss IMO. I'm not alone in that thinking.

Think I tried 2Do out on the Mac, the trial version. Think I ended up going for Omnifocus at the time as I was purely using it on a Mac and got the pro version for the custom perspectives.

Tried or bought pretty much all of them, and it was mainly for work.

I've changed jobs recently and no longer use a mac, so made all the above pretty much useless. Resorted to Wunderlist. Not as good as any of the above, but its slim pickings on Windows IMO.

 

[spitf1r3]

Resorted to Wunderlist. Not as good as any of the above, but its slim pickings on Windows IMO.

We can probably all agree that's not the best solution.
Todoist seems to be better, but not by a lot.

 

[DavoteK]

We can probably all agree that's not the best solution.
Todoist seems to be better, but not by a lot.

Funnily enough, when I started, Todoist was the first one I started using. Then tried to make One Note do what I needed, then moved on to Wunderlist. At this rate, it'll probably be pen and paper in the next few weeks lol

 

[spitf1r3]

Funnily enough, when I started, Todoist was the first one I started using. Then tried to make One Note do what I needed, then moved on to Wunderlist. At this rate, it'll probably be pen and paper in the next few weeks lol

Taskpaper or iOS reminders

 

[Buggyflayer]

True Now though I'm really, really impressed by Trello. I'd just wish they had an OS X app.

I used Fluid http://fluidapp.com to create a pseudo OSX Trello app & Keep it on the Dock. Their own app works great on my iPhone too.