Todoist is an elegant, effective and efficient application that lets you sort, arrange and prioritize tasks easily...
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Todoist is my example for a lot of things - an ideal web 2.0 application, a lesson in responsiveness (not just on the web, but even in desktop applications), a brilliant example of what one man’s genius can achieve… But above all, it is a great example of how a simple interface can pack a shipload of power!
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Not counting the good old text file or moleskin approaches, I've tested and tried hard to like all of these tools: GTDTiddlyWiki, Kinkless GTD, 37signal's Ta-da Lists, Zirr.us with tagcloud interface, Remember The Milk, Alex King's Tasks. Remember The Milk and especially Toodledo came pretty darn close to finding a permanent home at work, but I believe Todoist simply does things better, faster and smarter.
snippet from Getting Things Done With Todoist
... The usability of such a tool couldn't have been simplified any more than what Amir has done with Todoist. The tool is extremely simple, easy and quick to use. Try it out to manage your todo list.
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... But the best feature of Todoist is its full AJAX interface coupled with really, really powerful keyboard shortcuts. (Really.) Never since Google Maps was introduced had I had my socks knocked off of me by an AJAX web application ...
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Unlike most widget apps, Todoist is fast and accessible from anywhere. Unlike most other Web 2.0 organization apps, it is completely free of bloat and a pleasure to use. It is ridiculously light and doesn’t require a mouse for operation.
snippet from Effortless to-do lists with Todoist
This has to be got to be one of the simplest web apps to use. With only the very slightest of learning curves. The website is simple, elegant and extremely easy to navigate...
snippet from TO DO or TO DON’T – that is the question?
Overall Todoist is a very solid, highly recommended, online GTD app.
snippet from Grad Hacker Todoist Review
What I really like about Todoist is the priority ordering of list items. It’s similar to Remember The Milk (RTM), but with a slicker interface and easier task managing. Ajax makes this site purr, which other task managers still haven’t completely caught on to.
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... and just like that I came across Todoist. Wow, what a difference actually designing it to be a todo list makes. Google Notebook is just that, a notebook for taking notes - Todoist is all about todo lists. I love it and will be converting all the boring lists I just put in GN over to that ASAP.
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Todoist strives to be a very simple, fun, and easy to use tool that offers a lot of power to the average user. It doesn't offer you all the features you might expect from some of the more established alternatives, but that is by choice and what is there works wonderfully. Give it a look.
snippet from Todoist: Get things done with this simple todo manager
Clean simple design, quite intuitive interface and ability to define task lists (projects) and subtasks (levels) makes this application very cool.
snippet from Another nice todo application.
Off the top of my head, the following features impress me the most: A dead simple, but dropdead gorgeous design. Create an infinite number of “projects”...
snippet from Online Outliner - To Do List Manager: Todoist
Are you tired of sticky notes everywhere and the cluttered mess you call your todo list? Todoist is here to the rescue.
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Another simple, slick to-do list manager, this has a few extra features, but nothing complicated.
snippet from 5 Simple, Effective GTD Tools
Web-based task manager Todoist is an interesting calendar/todo application worth looking at, even in the increasingly crowded space of todo list webapps.
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Amix... you helped change my life. Thanks a ton.
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