Best to-do list widget apps

In today's fast-paced lifestyle, it's hard to keep track of everything that needs to be done throughout the day. Thankfully, there are apps that we can use with our smartphones with this. Here are some to-do widget apps to check out.

List of the best apps

1.Any.do

with in-app purchases

Any.do is an easy to use tool that helps you to keep track of all your appointments and tasks. It also allows you to make lists for various needs. It´s a very helpful solution that allows you to sync your data with your different devices.

Any.do

Website:https://www.any.do/
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by Alexander Bishop
reviewed on March 14, 2019
Once again, just a one product solution. Should be a listing of some of the best apps, not just one.

2.Todoist

with in-app purchases

Todoist is a free multiplatform to-do list and a task manager application which is ideal for getting things done. It helps you to keep track of everything you must do, from errands to your own projects.

Todoist

Website:https://todoist.com/
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by Deborah Bell
reviewed on March 14, 2019
Sometimes we all need a little bit of help to organize and manage our daily schedules. That's why this app can be helpful for everyone. Using Todoist, you can add tasks to complete later and even collaborate with other users. More
by Karen Russell
reviewed on March 22, 2018
The Todist app will help you get your life on track in this new year! The app lets you organize every task you need to complete. The ease of use and pleasant interface will help you get things done in a stress free way. More

3.Remember The Milk

basic plan

Remember The Milk is a free service for creating personal and professional to-do lists. It syncs across different devices as well as browsers so you'll be able to see and manage your lists. Its features also include list sharing and tasking.

Remember The Milk

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by Denise Warren
reviewed on March 14, 2019
This is a great tool for creating to-do lists. I like how there are friendly reminders and that it is free to join. I see that you can upgrade if you want but I don't think that there isn't a need to upgrade. The purpose is to get rid of the old traditional way of making to-do lists and this app does just that. More
by Frank George
reviewed on March 22, 2018
A very good program for keeping lists of things that need to be done.
by Sean Diaz
reviewed on March 22, 2018
This app has been great for me to create to-do lists. I am able to connect my computer to my phone and keep a good log.
by Elvira Beltrán
reviewed on March 22, 2018
The most integrated schedule app I know. It syncs with your social media, email and devices.

4.Microsoft To-Do: List, Task & Reminder

Free download

Microsoft To-Do substitutes the old Wunderlists and allows you to import and convert your lists from Wunderlists. Microsoft To-Do will help you to organize your tasks and lists to manage everything that you need to be done.

Microsoft To-Do: List, Task & Reminder

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by Thomas Brooks
reviewed on March 14, 2019
Microsoft To Do is an old school application that helps to organize tasks. Unfortunately, it's very limited in said application.

5.To-Do List Widget

Free download

To-Do List Widget is a free app that allows you to create lists in an easy and quick way. The app lets you edit them directly from your home screen. You can customize the lists with different backgrounds and icon styles.

To-Do List Widget

Website:http://chris.bailey.name/
Age rating:Everyone
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by Gary White
reviewed on April 20, 2019
makes keeping a list so much easier. no paper to lose, no pen to leak in your pocket. right there anytime ya need.
by Edison Fan
reviewed on March 22, 2018
A widget to do list app. It could help keep track of things.

6.GTasks

with in-app purchases

A simple and efficient to-do / task management app with Google synchronization. You can customize your to do list, set reminders, send tasks to your friends, family members or colleagues and sync with your Google Tasks perfectly.

GTasks

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by Christian Harris
reviewed on March 14, 2019
I like the app, mostly because of the widget that's included for the home screen. This makes it pretty easy to add a new task right from my home screen, and syncs with all my Google accounts. Good app, though I tend to get notifications a little later than expected. More

7.Zenkit

Free download

Zenkit is a multi-tool platform that enables users to organize projects, tasks, to-do lists, and more. It is also designed with a collaboration feature so users can invite colleagues for certain projects and tasks. Its calendar makes it easy for users to check everything in one place.

Zenkit

Website:https://zenkit.com/
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DID YOU KNOW?

The first tools used by early humans were the hunting club and sharpened stone? The sharpened stone was being used for cutting and killing at first. It then became the first writing instrument used by cavemen. They would scratch pictures on walls to represent the events of their daily lives. Record-keeps used these symbols to represent words and sentences. These pictographs were first written on clay. Around 400 B.C., the Greek alphabet came and began to replace pictographs. It was also the first script written from left to right and became the standard and is being followed to this day. The Greeks used a writing stylus made of metal, bone or ivory to placemarks upon wax-coated tablets. These were later replaced by the plant-fiber paper and quill pen. These two things set the foundation for what would be the tools that we use to get work done.

Writing is a part of our lives whether it's for creative, professional, or personal use. Advancements in technology and the invention of smart mobile devices happened very quick. Some of the conveniences that it brought substituted the use of the pen and paper. Smartphone apps replicated tasks that we would usually do with a pen and paper. There are times that they are even better and more intuitive than the traditional way. A good example of this is with how we take down notes. Note-taking apps have replaced the old but still fun use of sticky notes. To do list widget apps have replaced that yellow legal pad that we love to use so much to make lists and plan out tasks. Our productivity and efficiency have increased in recent years. We have these apps and technology to thank for that.