It allows the user to create list, set up recurring reminders (although somewhat limited), has native sync, and an iPad/iPhone and mac app. One that doesn’t get a ton of mention, but was pretty capable. I stayed with this one the longest during my experiment, and may try again in the future, but ultimately it failed my test. There’s no natural language input and the sync, while some will like the options, still seems slow to me. Adding a task on the 2Do Mac AppĢDo is feature rich, but it still felt like I was filling out forms. There’s an action for directions, reminders, and so on. Say you want to call someone tomorrow, you can add an action to the task, tap that action, and it immediately dials them. It has a quick add feature, smart search, and I love the actions it lets you set up. It looks great, isn’t limiting in the least, and even works with IFTTT as of a month ago. I’ve tried to leave ToDoist, and try a number of productivity and project management applications.
My workflow has been much the same, but the tools have been in trial mode. Whatever my reason for looking elsewhere, over the last month, I’ve started to examine my productivity software. Maybe it was the lure of 2Do and the recent buzz it’s gotten, or maybe there was a genuine gap in my process. Lately, though, I just haven’t been completely satisfied with my productivity system.
Wunderlist vs 2do how to#
I wrote a short ebook last year with some advice on how to get more important stuff done. I’ve confessed my love for productivity and apps many times.
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