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I used the free version of RTM for ages, but when I realized that I had to go pro in order to use it on Android, I looked for something else. I have to say after staying with both RTM and Producteev for some time, I may be finally switching to Toodledo and giving it a try. Producteev seems to really win here, it's FREE, syncs well with Google Tasks, but unfortunately, I’m one of those people who REALLY THRIVE on subtasks-call it a hierarchal mind, whatever, but I like breaking up my tasks into their component parts. $14.95/yr (subtasks ability total cost would be $22.95 (more if you want to buy desktop app))Īs you can see, the real differences are really with only 3 things: subtasks, offline support, and Google Tasks integration and, of course, cost. a desktop version of some kind or some kind of offline management (Windows since I use Windows)Īnd here are some of the programs I’ve tried:Īnd many more…The front runners are really the first three.(great, but not a deal killer for me since my to-dos are usually private to me and not group-based) Just have shared projects show up along side my non-shared items, not tucked away in some special “sharing” section. Have items due today (or overdue) show up on that overview page.I don’t want to see everything at once just the items I’ve selected. “Next Actions” or “Starred Items” or some kind of nice overview.Call it something else (“queues” or whatever), but I need to be able to group things.

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Android app (or at least an iPhone compatible version).Here's Mickey's list of what he looks for in a task organizer with the things I've added (in highlights) or crossed out: First, it’s based on a desktop so if you’re away from your desk, you have no access to your tasks…second, there’s no sync with smartphones…so I went looking. However, there were some limitations to wholesale adoption of this program. Strangely enough, I’ve never seen anything comparable. My favorite all time to-do list is probably this free program called ToDoList. I, too, have been looking for a good to do list.

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