Todoist. I've used Remember the Milk, Toodledo, Wunderlist and probably a few others that I've forgotten and have come back to Todoist. It's a simple, clean, flexible interface that does what I need. I had high hopes for Wunderlist but gave up in frustration.
Ask HN: Your favorite to-do list or task manager?
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#52I have recently made a small todo webapp because I needed one myself, it's still deep in beta, but besides few UI flaws on WebKit works pretty well: http://www.rodosapp.com/ You can add a new group just for yourself or add some people to it, you do it by typing their email address to "add user" field. Of course that user has to be already registered in the app.
You should also add some screenshots on the website, just so people get a feel for what it's like before signing up.
Re: Ask HN: Your favorite to-do list or task manager?
#53todo lists are not it's main purpose, but I use thinkery which can do it too by giving things a #todo tag. http://thinkery.me/
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#54I guess we are the very last to still use Google Tasks.
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#55Excel + Dropbox + synced Google Calendar.
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#56Workflowy.com
I tried everything on this post, some for several months. Only one survived: Workflowy!
Its nested, collapse/expand structure seems to match best with my view of the world.
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#57- For simple personal things, a Chrome extension I made that gives you a simple localStorage backed textarea. I can share if anyone's interested. - For code, Github issues/pull requests - For team tasks that need to be delegated, Teambox ( http://teambox.com ) - For scheduled things, Google Calendar
I'd like to see that Chrome extension.
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#58We recently released our visual task management app DropTask ( https://www.droptask.com ). It allows you to split your tasks across projects, categorize them using nested sub grouping and schedule them easily using the week view.
Looks nice. Does it have an API like basecamp or Trello?
Re: Ask HN: Your favorite to-do list or task manager?
#59I use UbikFocus (http://Appstore.com/ubikfocus) its a iPhone/iPad App. I use in my daily activity to organize the tasks of my projects.
I try others apps, some one of the people suggest but for me are so simple or so complex. Ubikfocus it's a good mix between simplicity and powerful features
Re: Ask HN: Your favorite to-do list or task manager?
#60We recently released our visual task management app DropTask ( https://www.droptask.com ). It allows you to split your tasks across projects, categorize them using nested sub grouping and schedule them easily using the week view.
Looks nice. Does it have an API like basecamp or Trello?
Not yet, its likely we will have a public API in the future.