
From Solo Planning to Team Productivity
How a Small Consultancy Stays in Sync with Todoist
Product news & tips for using Todoist to the fullest.

How a Small Consultancy Stays in Sync with Todoist

How One CTO Simplified His Team's Workflow
Nothing strengthens a relationship like a shared to-do list
Copy the powerful workflows of productivity experts
Tips to create a system to make staying healthy easier
Organize your classes, complete your course prep, and win over your students this semester. Plus, advice from teachers who use Todoist.
How to use Todoist to stay sane and hit the ground running
Destress and get organized with these nine tips.
What to do when your productivity apps are making you less productive
Learn how your fellow Todoisters use filters to save time and get more done every day
Start automating your life and getting more done with these apps.

Test your Todoist knowledge and pick up a few tricks along the way

Everything you ever wanted to know about using Todoist (and then some)
Stay on top of all your tasks due today, this week — or any week
A clear mind does a better job at thinking.
Your to-do list should spark joy, not dread.
Tips for building a productivity system to run your business, keep clients happy, and do your best work
Your comprehensive guide to avoiding all-nighters and staying (relatively) sane this semester
8 steps to take your next project from concept to completion
Keep track of income, deductions, and deadlines with Todoist—and avoid being unpleasantly surprised at tax time
Advice for staying productive and doing your best work while leading a team
From getting motivated creatively to managing a small business (plus exclusive wallpapers for your desktop and phone!)
Don’t let your email inbox turn into yet another task list. Use Todoist to achieve Inbox Zero instead.
How one construction company organizes their operations and makes projects a whole lot less stressful for everyone involved.
The founder of Block Party on how she stays productive, whether she’s working from the West Coast or Europe
A Productivity Profile with Alan Henry
Khoi Vinh doesn't believe in coffee

Because smooth collaboration shouldn't feel like managing a project about your projects.
How Alisha Ramos uses Todoist to stay as committed to downtime as she is to growing her popular online brand
From organizing your finances to cooking at home, make a plan to accomplish your 2023 goals!

With pre-populated templates to get you started
Todoist helps Davidson Academy students and teachers simplify how they assign and track schoolwork—and remember birthdays 🎂
Families who to-do list together, stay together
Learn how productivity experts tackle their to-dos more effectively.

A focused task manager for teams who need momentum, not a blank page.

Because managing work shouldn’t feel like wrangling software.

Will switching to Todoist gives your team more clarity with less clutter?

Because more features doesn’t mean better focus.
Meg “Squats” Gallagher rarely has a Todoist task that takes longer than 45 minutes
Countless accomplishments by the remarkable Todoist community
From morning to night, optimize your day for productivity.
What we can learn from the creator of Apple about project management.
Get inspired by real-life examples of Boards in action
A completely redesigned bird's-eye view
A more visual way to move your projects forward
Task management isn't only for people who spend their workday on a computer
Zip around your Todoist without ever taking your hands off the keyboard
Pick from 50 templates to launch your next project right.
Plus Drag and Drop for iPad and an AirPods giveaway!
Keep your goals top-of-mind all year round
Productivity profile of a former chief of staff for candidate Cory Booker

How Sarah Carr Uses Todoist to Keep Her Department Flowing
We completely rethought the Todoist for Apple Watch app after actually using the device.
A successful innovation consultant shares how he relies on Todoist to stay organized and productive in spite of his diagnosis.
We've created a feature that keeps our users informed in the rare event an outage occurs.
Having enough to give means taking care of yourself first.