To-do apps

46 tools in this category, sorted by rating.

Todoist
4.6Free to use

A leading to-do app that organizes tasks with powerful natural language recognition and seamless synchronization across all devices.

From $ 5 per month

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TickTick
4.5Free to use

A versatile to-do and productivity app that combines task lists with a calendar, Pomodoro timer, and habit tracker.

From $ 3 per month

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Sunsama
4.5

Sunsama is a daily planner that combines tasks, calendars, and meetings for a focused and intentional workday.

From $ 16 per month

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Griply
4.5Free to use

Griply is an all-in-one productivity app that combines goal setting, habit tracking, task management, and journaling to turn your vision into daily action.

From $ 2.49 per month

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Linear
4.5Free to use

A streamlined project management tool specifically designed for software teams to efficiently manage issues, sprints, and roadmaps.

From $ 8 per month

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Asana
4.5Free to use

A comprehensive project management platform that helps teams organize, track, and manage workflows and tasks.

From € 10.99 per month

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Monday.com
4.5Free to use

A visual Work OS platform that allows teams to plan, organize, and automate projects, workflows, and tasks.

From $ 9 per month

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Structured
4.4Free to use

A visual daily planner that combines your calendar and to-do list into an intuitive timeline to help you structure your day.

From $ 1.67 per month

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Trello
4.4Free to use

A visual collaboration tool that organizes projects in boards, lists, and cards based on the Kanban method.

From $ 5 per month

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Notion
4.4Free to use

An all-in-one workspace that combines notes, tasks, wikis, and databases in one flexible platform.

From $ 10 per month

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Evernote
4.4Free to use

A powerful note-taking app for capturing, organizing, and searching ideas, documents, and tasks across all devices.

From $ 10.83 per month

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Things 3
4.3

Things 3 is an award-winning, minimalist task manager exclusively for Apple devices that helps organize tasks and projects.

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Microsoft To Do
4.3Free to use

A smart, free task list app that integrates seamlessly with Microsoft 365 and helps you plan your day with the 'My Day' feature.

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Google Tasks
4.3Free to use

A minimalist, free to-do app that seamlessly integrates with the Google ecosystem such as Gmail and Calendar.

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An extremely flexible task manager and day planner that adapts to your unique workflow and helps fight procrastination.

From $ 8 per month

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Tweek
4.3Free to use

Minimalist weekly planner and to-do list with a 'pen and paper' experience.

From $ 4.17 per month

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TeuxDeux
4.3Free to use

A minimalist, visual to-do app that works like a paper planner with a weekly overview and automatic task rollover.

From $ 3 per month

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Morgen
4.3

Morgen is an all-in-one daily planner that combines calendars, tasks, and scheduling with AI support for Windows, Mac, Linux, and mobile.

From $ 10 per month

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Bear
4.3Free to use

A beautiful, flexible Markdown note-taking app with advanced tags, exclusively designed for the Apple ecosystem.

From $ 2.50 per month

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Craft
4.3Free to use

A visually appealing tool for notes and documents with AI support and structured blocks.

From € 6.40 per month

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Any.do
4.2Free to use

All-in-one app for tasks, calendars and reminders to organize your personal and work life.

From $ 4.99 per month

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Twos
4.2Free to use

A simple, all‑in‑one app that combines notes, tasks, reminders, and calendar in a daily list format.

From $ 1.67 per month

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Lunatask
4.2Free to use

Lunatask is an all-in-one encrypted to-do list, habit tracker, and journal, specially designed for neurodivergent users (ADHD).

From $ 6 per month

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SmartSuite
4.2Free to use

A flexible work management platform that combines projects, processes, and tasks in one visual interface with powerful automation.

From $ 12 per month

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Setapp
4.2

A subscription service that provides access to a curated collection of over 260 premium Mac, iOS, and web apps for one fixed monthly price.

From $ 8.99 per month

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Apple Reminders
4.2Free to use

A fully integrated task list app for the Apple ecosystem with smart lists, location-based notifications, and Siri support.

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Onenote
4.2Free to use

A digital notebook for capturing, organizing and sharing notes, images and audio across all devices.

From € 8.25 per month

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Routine
4.1Free to use

Routine is an all-in-one app for calendar, tasks, and notes that helps you manage your time through time-blocking and a central inbox.

From $ 8 per month

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BlitzIt
4.1

A simple to-do and timer app that combines task management with focus tools like Pomodoro and distraction blocking.

From $ 4.99 per month

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Clickup
4.1Free to use

An all-in-one productivity platform that combines tasks, documents, goals, chat, and whiteboards to manage all your work in one place.

From $ 7 per month

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Godspeed
4.1

A lightning-fast, fully keyboard-operated to-do manager for Mac and iOS.

From $ 4 per month

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Basecamp
4.1Free to use

An all-in-one project management and team communication tool that centralizes tasks, files, messages, and schedules.

From $ 15 per month

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Fellow
4.1Free to use

AI-driven meeting management software that centralizes agendas, notes, and action items for more productive teams.

From $ 7 per month

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Joplin
4.1Free to use

Secure, open-source note-taking and to-do application with end-to-end encryption and offline-first synchronization.

From € 2.39 per month

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Amplenote
4.0Free to use

An all-in-one productivity tool that combines notes, tasks, and calendar through the 'Idea Execution Funnel' to turn ideas into action.

From $ 5.84 per month

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A powerful spreadsheet-style work management platform for project management, automation, and collaboration at scale.

From $ 9 per month

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Wrike
4.0Free to use

Wrike is a versatile project management tool for teams looking to streamline complex workflows, collaboration, and reporting.

From $ 10 per month

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Ellie Planner
4.0Free to use

A minimalist daily planner and time-blocking app that combines tasks and calendar for better focus.

From $ 9.99 per month

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Superlist
3.9Free to use

A modern task management and note-taking app that combines personal and work-related tasks, seen as the spiritual successor to Wunderlist.

From $ 5 per month

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OmniFocus
0.0

Powerful task manager based on the Getting Things Done (GTD) method, exclusively designed for Apple users and the web.

From $ 4.16 per month

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Remember The Milk
0.0Free to use

A smart to-do app for busy people that helps organize tasks with reminders and integrations.

From $ 4.17 per month

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Workflowy
0.0Free to use

A minimalist outliner tool that organizes notes, tasks, and projects into infinitely nestable lists.

From $ 6.99 per month

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Nozbe
0.0Free to use

Nozbe is a task and project management tool that streamlines team communication by replacing emails with task-focused messages.

From $ 8 per month

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Nirvana
0.0Free to use

A cloud-based task manager specifically designed to strictly follow the Getting Things Done (GTD) methodology.

From $ 2.42 per month

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Drag
0.0Free to use

Transforms Gmail into a shared team workspace with Kanban boards for helpdesk, CRM, and task management.

From $ 12 per month

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Finalist
0.0Free to use

A minimalist daily planner that combines tasks, calendar, weather, and notes in one timeline.

From $ 3.33 per month

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