Todoist Reviews & Product Details

Ease of use. Ability to customize workflow to how I like it,

It takes some time to figure out your workflow. It might be too complex for some people's needs.

Daily task management. Project tracking.

Todoist, more than possibly any other software I use regularly, hits the sweet spot of incredibly simple but insanely powerful. Todoist has by far the best natural language input that I have ever experienced. Setting due dates is so easy, its amazing. For example, if I want to be reminded every week day until 2022 to complete a specific task, I simply type in: "Complete XXXX Task everyday until January". Todoist’s natural language input is by far the best I have ever experienced, and it also allows me to capture all the relevant task data (priority, due date, tags) at the time of entry. This saves a ton of clicks, which other apps require.

There is literally nothing I do not like about Todoist. I have essentially become a Todoist salesperson at our College. One of the requirements for anyone who asks me to collaborate on a project is that they download and use Todoist.

In addition to tracking all of my personal tasks, I'm currently using Todoist to coordinate a monthly review team. This was a nightmare before implementing Todoist. It requires me, as lead, to assign policies to individual members to review and then report on. Also, I was tracking which stage or review each policy was in. Doing all of this via email quickly became overwhelming and I'd spend hours sorting through to find what I needed. Now, I can assign a task, attach the policy, and use the new Kanban board view in Todoist to see what step of the process each policy is in.

This app allows to me to organize all things and events that I need

I dont dislike anything, this app as I said before, its amazin for me

I cand organize all tools and events, tools that I will need to any event wich of course I organize with it

Todoist has been a great boon to getting organized for reaching my goals in a day. There are great ways to organize your tasks and keep you motivated as you are completing them.

When I accidentally mark the thing done , I can't revert it and a lot of notifications making it annoying software.

I have used Todoist for almost 3 years now and it's the one to-do product that I seem to be able to stick with. I went through a variety of to-do-list managers before this, but somehow because of the wide range of platforms that it supports, including a browser extension, a native Windows app, mobile apps, and a native Mac app, Todoist meets my needs really well. So I guess the feature I like the most is it's ubiquity and speed--it's always close at hand. It can even be the default to-do manager on an Alexa device, which is really nice because you don't have to say "open Todoist" or something like that.

I love the versatility of the product and the fact that it is simple to use despite the depth of its features, and that it can be used across so many platforms (Web browser, PC app, Outlook add-in, and iPhone and iPad apps, all of which I use, to name a few). What really makes the product indispensable to me is the Outlook add-in and the ease of converting e-mails into tasks seamlessly, though I also rely heavily on the iPhone/iPad apps.

Occasionally, but not often, the Outlook add-in inexplicitly freezes or has a component that is not operating properly. However, rebooting Outlook (and therefore the add-in) generally resolves the issue. The other platforms, which I rely on less, do not seem to have this issue.

Once again, ease of use and cross-platform compatibility, as well as its reasonable price.

- easy to use over all devices - organization of tasks with a minimum of user actions (klicks) - clean overview - very flexible in how you want to organize your taks in terms of task hierarchy (e.g. sub tasks)

- no or complicated integration of Siri on Apple devices. Though, this might be more of an issue for apple..

I mainly use Todoist as a task and selfmanagement tool and try to use some (for me) most relevant tips from the "getting things done" community. I even tend to use Todoist as a notebook when I am on the road, have some sudden inspiration and want to quickly note that idea down on "paper". Why? Because it is so easy to type in text (start a new task).

I love that ToDoIst is built for productivity. The checklist is the nature of the software. I LOVE that I can copy a list of tasks and past them into ToDoIst and copies each line into its own check line. ToDoIst is also equipped with the ability to indent a task and make it a sub item of another, I can schedule tasks, I can make a task recurring like shopping for eggs or protein powder. The other simple but amazing thing about the software is that you can log in with Google or other services and have nonstop access to your stuff. You can incorporate it into Google services like Mail as there is an app. There is also an app for the Mac, Windows and iOs operating systems so your to-do lists, check lists, reminders, etc. are with you wherever you.

I dislike that I can't get the premium features for free. All jokes aside, I don't think there is anything I dislike about the software.

Todoist is solving my issues with productivity by allowing me to have one central location where I can keep my lists and manage them. I’m no longer storing items in individual TXT/text editor files. Now, I’m consolidating them and this is keeping from having to search for things. The organizational features that come with ToDoIst also ensure that I can prioritize and categorize items the way that best fit my needs.

easy way to digitize your to-do list and also sync it with your email

Not sure where "completed" tasks go, so probably wouldn't recommend this for enterprise

organization, creating a to-do list and follow-up action items

The reminder element is very good for me because it would inform me of my task nd project which I am currently doing. but previously i was getting with my older planner calendar, still failed to deliver notification. All of them have a collaboration functionality to allow a link to my group for see my performance and progress of a task. You may adjust the Todoist 's theme according match your requirements. there are plenty of theme to choose from.I see it how Todoist supports ubuntu and that most of the operating systems. It's also really fast, too.

When syncing tasks to an ubuntu system, I found glitches. Their free version is very restricted, finding it challenging for those who begin to use this to convince themselves to purchase. No notes, feedback, or modifications are authorized to be added in the free edition. Completely new users that can not use their main features including labeling and toggle are limited by Todoist.

Have my little tasks, activities, etc. were completed in a timely manner with Todoist, without skipping any. I still save a little time in my everyday schedule and therefore can balance personal life and work. Also it encourages myself to coordinate community projects, attribute assignments and track performance.

It's easy to use, it is mad cheap, and really does a great job on personal checklists

Not sure if this is really the software you want when it comes to complex project management.

I am solving personal to do lists on all levels of life