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#WUNDERLIST VS. TODOIST FREE#

These video tutorials helped me get a very quick lowdown on the workflow with Todoist: Once I looked into a few apps, I decided to do my research on Todoist. Why would this time be different? I was certain they would try to lure me into their ecosystem of other apps and I don’t have an appetite for it. But when I saw Microsoft, I decided against it because I have not liked a single Microsoft product’s design for a while. This is the app that Wunderlist wanted all their users to move to.

I decided against it because the app didn’t feel well-designed in terms of aesthetics and user flow. This is the app that everyone in the Wunderlist “Join us on our new journey” blog post commented as their favourite alternative. Todoist was honestly at the top of my mind already at this point because I remember at least 2 or 3 friends recommending it.Ī few todo list apps I tried before deciding on Todoist:

Each entry must be schedule-able → so I can set reminders and trust it will prompt me to do it when it’s timelyĮquipped with this list, I started to do some research.

Each entry must be able to hold images and extra notes → because I also keep recipes in my todo list app.

An entry can be created within 2 taps and live in a central inbox without consideration for “where should this go”.

Lists must be shareable → so I can share lists with my wife.

The app must load within 2 seconds of launch → so lag doesn’t cause lost opportunities.

For me, the list of required features are: This list comes from years of weekly use of a todo list app, and everyone’s list is probably different. I first listed down my “must have” features in a todo list app. Looking back now, 2 days into using Todoist, I realise I had been under-utilising this kind of app. The switch wasn’t too difficult, and it actually offered me a chance to reconsider how I ought to use my todo list app. I had been using Wunderlist for 3 to 4 years now, but within a day, I had my new setup with Todoist up and running. Anyway, I was forced abruptly to consider a new todo list app.

#WUNDERLIST VS. TODOIST FREE#

It came as a surprise to me but it probably shouldn’t have, since Wunderlist is (was?) completely self-sufficient in the Free pricing tier. This week I realised that Wunderlist is shutting down and folding into Microsoft To do. Moving from Wunderlist to Todoist as my todo list app published: