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Any.do: To-do list, Calendar, Reminders & Planner?
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I have tried a lot of to do apps in the past and kinda give up on them at the end and took up bullet journal. The thing is, despite how well bullet journal work I really can't bring myself to write every night. Sorry boomers, writing is not my thing, But every to do app I tried also didn't workout well for me until someone suggested me Any.do.
I like any.do because
It is very feature rich but doesn't shove it in your face every goddamn time you open it
Their calender widget just works for me..
I can add recurring tasks without any hustle, just add a recurring reminder
Oh and reminder notification won't make u feel bad for postponing something.
Even though I dont use plan your day feature very often it is very useful when I use it.
I can create subtasks for tasks and add seperate reminder for that.
I like the app so much, I wouldnt say changed my life but definitely improved my productivity. Some of the features I said may require paid account, but totally worth it trust me!
Ahahahaha looking through that giant list was crazy! Just a reminder of all the apps I've attempted to try and fix my life. Thank you, I didn't know that library feature existed!
But I found it, it's called any.do https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.anydo
I only used the to-do list on it. It looks like it has a lot more features now. And that might have been why uninstalled it (I can't remember at all). So hopefully it isn't bogged down with additional features now!
Actually I think I used the grocery list too, because it sorted the groceries into sections, so I only had to focus on one section at a time (could just focus on the fruit and veg when I'm in produce section, etc)
With XR he will have to kick his dose up, but so far it's working perfectly for me. I even wake up feeling pretty good/motivated. I take 15mg XR (supposedly equivalent to about 7mg of regular) with food in the morning.
I'm also really enjoying Any.do for tasking/calendar. It's not perfect, but it allows task sharing and has a pretty cool "schedule your day" feature in the full version that lets me loosely put my day together pretty quickly, and fine tune individual items if I want.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.anydo&hl=en
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Personally to be more productive, which isn't my strong points, I always set a to do list up. Any.do works great and I always reward myself with something like some chocolate or something when I complete a task.
As for my Easter, I'm in the car going on holiday! So my day consists of new music and reddit. :)
It's called Any.do. I have a smaller widget on the outer screen that I can quickly voice notes on. The widget on the inner screen can be expanded. It also will automatically sort your grocery list too. Link below. 👍
I'm not completely sure if this is what you're looking for, but I heard a lot of good things about customization flexibility regarding Any.do.
I did a bit of research myself for thatb exact function. Microsoft is the simplest, but we had problems with syncing. Any.do was the winner: free for what you need, looks pretty, and syncs great.
Correct me if i'm not understanding the response correctly, but couldn't you just schedule it indefinitely? Google cal will also do *some reminder type events that are contact linked. I think y'all should check oat any.do
I don't really use Google's to lists, but I have been using the assistant on the watch for setting reminders a lot: "Ok Google add a reminder for TIME" and then it asks for what the remainder is, or you can say it after time, but sometimes depending on what the remainder is it gets confused about it.
EDIT: found this app Any.do
I personally love Any.do in combination with Google calendar and sometimes Google Keep. Any.do has a free version and a paid subscription. I can't remember how much it is but it's only a couple of bucks a month.
Any.do, IMO is the perfect to-do list app and I've tried many. It has just enough features to be useful without being bogged down with unnecessary features.
- Putting in tasks is a breeze, which makes me more likely to use it
- With tasks you can add subtasks, tags, and notes. You can also set reoccurring tasks.
- You can sync it with Google calendar
- It will notify you about tasks, missed calls and prompt you to call back.
- You can create multiple lists. So for me I'll do personal, school, grocery, etc.
- Location based reminders.
- Is also available as a chrome app, on iOS, and windows. It will sync across all platforms.
So while you can add all of these extra frills you don't need to. Interface is simple, clean, and easy. I can't tell you just how perfect I think this app is.
Google calendar is also a nice app to use. It's doesn't have as many features but it can get the job done.
Google Keep is more for notes and lists. You can also add reminders and tags for those. Again, super simple and easy to use.
You should also look into IFTTT. It can automate a lot of different things. It's not a to-do list but it can do things like automatically log all of your calls into a spreadsheet, work with other devices like Google Home/Alexa, and other apps you have.
Alright man, I tried looking up for your device. Unfortunately, there is no in built notification reminder so either use https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.anydo Or https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.missed.activity
Something like Any do but with material design is what I need. Just type in a task and pick a date and time and done. Not like in Keep where you have to take a note then long press on it then select reminder and so on.
Any.do for to-do lists, have their any.do moments every morning (forces me to set reminders for tasks).
For multitasking on my phone, I use SwipePad
I use Any.do Task List & To-do List with the Minimal Any.do Widget.
I like it cause you can set due dates, priorities, sub-tasks, folders (Work, Home, Bank, etc.). However, you have to sign in the app with google or facebook, but I think it's worth it because then my to-do list carries over to my other devices.
I use Any.do Task List & To-do List with the Minimal Any.do Widget.
I like it cause you can set due dates, priorities, sub-tasks, folders (Work, Home, Bank, etc.). However, you have to sign in the app with google or facebook, but I think it's worth it because then my to-do list carries over to my other devices.
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Any.do is the cleanest, simplest reminder app I've tried.
Any.do works perfectly
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.anydo
Any.do is amazing. Great developer to work with. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.anydo
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I use Any.do on Android and would highly recommend it. Especially it's snooze function - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.anydo
Any do has a dark mode widget, I think, and it's compatible with Assistant
Link to Any.do page https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.anydo
Spoiler: There's also Coldplay reference too
I'm using combination of Google Keep and Any.do (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.anydo)
Any.do for Android - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.anydo
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Make a to do list.
This app is great.
- To-do list: Any.do
- Calendar: Cal and Google Calendar
- Notes and lists: Google Keep and Evernote
I'm 35 and have been diagnosed for about 7 years now. I wouldn't be able to remember to do most things with my android. I have an app called Any.do which remind me of things I need to do, and will actually nag me until I mark them as being done.
Another good one I have for note taking is Wunderlist.
I also have Cal set up for appointments and things like that. It's a calendar that integrates with Any.do.
Also, my wife is sort of a help. She often gets annoyed and seems to think I forget on purpose, or don't pay attention by choice, but she sometimes is helpful.
Also, with the note taking, even if I'm in the middle of a very important discussion, I'll stop who ever is talking to take notes. By now, everyone gets it and knows that talking to me is a series of start/stop, but at first, they were annoyed.
In any case, note taking has been imperative in my life.
Any.do
Came back to any.do after a long break and found that they now have a calender view which is being synced with my Google calendar. All my tasks and events in same place. Unfortunately (or maybe luckily for me) any.do tasks doesn't show up in my Google calendar.
Edit: Link to Google Play app
Have you tried Any.do?
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.anydo&hl=en
I am using Any-Do. Not exactly a note taking app but a to-do list with a followup option. Best if you handle different tasks in a project or even for a checklist.
Link:https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.anydo