It’s the existence of these features that actually saves Todoist – without them, it's far too simple.ĭeceptively simple and with hidden charms, Todoist is a really nice to-do tool. From anywhere in Outlook, hover over the Tasks icon to see your to-do list. Select the Reminder checkbox if youd like to set a reminder. Select the Tasks icon, and then select New Task. Lots of features are pretty hidden though – for instance, you have to scroll through the help section to find out about formatting tasks, mobile integration and browser/dashboard widgets. Creating tasks builds a to-do list in Outlook to help you stay organized. Visually and conceptually, Todoist is an attractive app. The way Todoist deals with dates, actually, is one of its coolest features – you can type almost anything into the date field when creating tasks and it will automatically recognize it – you’ll get info on this by clicking the Recurring dates. Although the box in the top left corner looks like a search tool, it’s not – it’s for sorting by date. Once you have created a to-do list, you’ll be able to manage it in a basic way, changing the order, assigning different priorities and due dates and color-coding the entries.Īpart from these features, that’s where Todoist’s functions end. Use the Add project button to create main tasks, and then click on the project name to add sub-tasks.
Once you are inside your account, things will look pretty blank.
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