I really like The Hit List. It has a OS X and an iPhone app, but you have to pay for syncing.
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Re: Ask HN: Your favorite to-do list or task manager?
#62i use "todo.txt".
it is text based todo list, you can edit it easily every where, it has smart phone app and it's very simple to use
http://todotxt.com/
Re: Ask HN: Your favorite to-do list or task manager?
#63Omnifocus for daily personal task, and Trello for development project.
Re: Ask HN: Your favorite to-do list or task manager?
#64I 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.
I'm planning to do so, but I need to stabilize push notifications a bit before I start to make Rodos look better. Thanks for the advice, anyway! :)
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#65Workflowy.com
I've never had any piece of software become so indispensable so quickly as workflowy did. It's hugely flexible, dead-simple to use, and easy to use on all my devices.
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#66any.do
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#67Try Breeze (http://letsbreeze.com), it's agile tool that shows your tasks on a board, also includes todos and calendars.
For more professional use it also has time tracking, reports, email notifications, dropbox and google drive integration.
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#68I (ab)use Teambox. You can plug it with incoming email so its great for ticketing and also for defining custom processes within your team (hashtags? love them!).
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#69vi
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#70If you don't mind spending some $ on it, I totally recommend Omnifocus. I've been using several tools over the past years and stopped looking around when I found this one. It supports several projects nicely, helps with the reminders and the contexts and syncs over several devices. Fast to learn, fast to use.