To-Do is perhaps the best looking task management app I’ve ever used – though the upcoming Things 3 may steal that title. Unfortunately iPad and Mac versions are not available at this time, but Microsoft says those apps will be available in the coming months.Īfter spending some time with To-Do on iPhone, my initial impressions are that it’s a beautiful, simple task management tool that very much feels like a worthy successor to Wunderlist. To-Do launches today on several major platforms, including iPhone, Android, Windows, and the web. The service is built on Office 365 technologies, but according to ZDNet it is available to anyone with a Microsoft account Office 365 is not required. Microsoft unveiled To-Do today in Preview, which is essentially a public beta. Not only on all your different devices, but also within the various Office apps, such as Outlook, Teams and Planner.Microsoft To-Do is the official successor to Wunderlist, the popular task management app acquired by Microsoft in mid-2015. Completely integrated within your Office environment and synchronized everywhere. But what if you work at different locations, often forget, or simply lose your list(s)? Do you sometimes have multiple lists with the same items? Or do you have so much work that you would like to divide tasks within your team? There are already a lot of productivity apps available, but especially if you already use Office 365, Microsoft To Do is an excellent choice. The success of to-do lists is therefore easy to explain. It has been scientifically proven that the fear we have of forgetting things causes stress. With these power tips for a better planning you are ready to take off again!

We (re)discovered some well-known and perhaps less-known possibilities within Microsoft To Do.

January and September are often the typical months of the year in which we pick up some good intentions in terms of organization and work.

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