Re:Ask HN: Are there no good to-do and list apps?
by gregjor on Tuesday November 22, 2022 @08:30PM
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MacOS and iOS/iPadOS come with both Notes and Reminders, free, sync across devices. Works great for me.
Windows and multiple mobile platforms have Microsoft To Do, also free.
Google offers Tasks, free, cross-platform.
An easy Google search will find many free to-do list apps.
Where are the "great apps?" I suppose that depends on your definition of "great." The apps I listed and many others easily available do the job of maintaining lists. A spreadsheet can do that as well.
What makes a to-do list app "just bad?" You should list your requirements, what you've tried, and why those don't work for you rather than just dismissing every app in what looks like a pretty full stable.
Windows and multiple mobile platforms have Microsoft To Do, also free.
Google offers Tasks, free, cross-platform.
An easy Google search will find many free to-do list apps.
Where are the "great apps?" I suppose that depends on your definition of "great." The apps I listed and many others easily available do the job of maintaining lists. A spreadsheet can do that as well.
What makes a to-do list app "just bad?" You should list your requirements, what you've tried, and why those don't work for you rather than just dismissing every app in what looks like a pretty full stable.