I'm just a big GTD nerd that has tried almost every application. Wunderlist is ok and works, but too many extra steps to add further notes.Īnyone here have any comparisons between Todoist and Wunderlist?

I started using Wunderlist and like being able to access projects everywhere. I discarded Things as I got the apps free and was not paying $40 for the desktop client. I have had this downloaded on my iphone, along with Wunderlist, and Things. Wunderlist doesn't support the other stuff though like templates, labels, location integration and productivity tracking. Speed wise syncing is pretty much instant for me - certainly shouldn't be affecting usage. Just the other day (Wednesday I think) I got an email from Wunderlist saying they now have an API that allows for 3rd party app integration - Sunrise calendar and Slack were the examples (not something I have used, but they have it now). Collaboration is now possible on free accounts But to throw in a few additions (possibly added in the last year) in support of Wunderlist. Guess i'll sign up, on yet another service, and give it a go!I'm a Wunderlist guy - I've got pretty basic needs for to-do list apps. The simple and straightforward operations will let you add your tasks in a matter of seconds. Here, you can have certain tasks enabled the moment they pop into your mind. And thank you for taking the time to reply. With Todoist, Android users can easily use the Quick Add feature to capture and schedule their to-do list tasks upon entering the app menu.

* On Watch, Todoist will allow you to actually input tasks (via dictation) into your Inbox * Todoist will allow you to collaborate without a premium account What Todoist has on Wunderlist? Here's how I see it (though I haven't used Wunderlist in about a year, some of these may be outdated). Both good products, particularly, I love Wunderlist's design.

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