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[Ask HN] How do you organize your tasks/to-do lists?

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Re: [Ask HN] How do you organize your tasks/to-do lists?

#51
I used to be mostly pen and paper for capture and on-the-go lists, with a little bit of RememberTheMilk for larger lists (like the GTD someday/maybe lists, etc).

Now that I've got my Nexus One, I'm using Shuffle (http://code.google.com/p/android-shuffle/). Although I still haven't migrated everything out of RTM.

Re: [Ask HN] How do you organize your tasks/to-do lists?

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Gootodo (now called Goodtodo) is the best solution I've found. It's simple, without categories, tags or priorities (other than sorting by position). The differentiators for me are: calendar-based to-dos. I can create a to-do that I don't actually need to act on until next week, and it won't show up until then.

Also, awesome email integration, where I can forward an email to, for example, apr14@gootodo.com, and the body of the email will be attached to a to-do that shows up on that date. This is a fantastic way to get in the habit of emptying your inbox as well. Things you have to do don't linger there, you just forward them to your to-do list.

Simple and elegant, and more than worth the $3/mo I pay for it.

Re: [Ask HN] How do you organize your tasks/to-do lists?

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The simplest, easiest to use online ToDo app is Google Tasks. You can access it using small window in Gmail (look for "tasks" on the left-hand side) or full-screen ( https://mail.google.com/tasks/canvas ) or on the iPhone/Android ( https://mail.google.com/tasks/ig ) I have also wrote a native iPhone app client for Google Tasks so that you can use it offline http://www.geetasks.com

Wow, great job man. I've been looking for something like this for a LONG time. Downloaded and tried it out with the lists I already have in there, and great stuff.

Happy users carry me through the day of work.

I'm so not missing my corporate job.

BTW, I have forums over at http://geetasks.com, stop by to say "hi"!

Re: [Ask HN] How do you organize your tasks/to-do lists?

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Thanks for the suggestions everybody. For now, I decided to go with Google Tasks. It's very barebones and simple, but it's just what I was looking for and they even have an iPhone-optimized version (I will also look into GeeTasks).

Be sure to let me know what you think of GeeTasks, as can be seen at my forum http://geetasks.com I always answer all inquiries.

Re: [Ask HN] How do you organize your tasks/to-do lists?

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Thanks for the suggestions everybody. For now, I decided to go with Google Tasks. It's very barebones and simple, but it's just what I was looking for and they even have an iPhone-optimized version (I will also look into GeeTasks).

Be sure to let me know what you think of GeeTasks, as can be seen at my forum http://geetasks.com I always answer all inquiries.

I went ahead and purchased the Pro version this morning. Really nice and works great. I didn't like how you couldn't indent tasks on the iPhone web version, but GeeTasks does it. :)

Re: [Ask HN] How do you organize your tasks/to-do lists?

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Be sure to let me know what you think of GeeTasks, as can be seen at my forum http://geetasks.com I always answer all inquiries.

I went ahead and purchased the Pro version this morning. Really nice and works great. I didn't like how you couldn't indent tasks on the iPhone web version, but GeeTasks does it. :)

Well, there's a reason people are paying those huge bucks for GeeTasks :-)
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