Appointments

Never forget (or forget to prepare for) another meeting or appointment.

Elf on the Shelf Ideas

For when those pesky elves need some new ideas - ordered by effort 😉

Fitness

Make fitness a habit by adding your favorite exercises to your to-do list.

Goal Tracker

Build a system that connects your high-level goals to your daily actions.

Grocery List

Keep your grocery list wherever you go by adding it all to your Todoist.

Class Planning

Keep all the many details of your class plans organized and in one place.

Educator Planning

Stay productive as an educator whether you’re in front of the classroom or planning and grading after-hours.

Language Learning

Set a goal, pick a method, and create a habit of learning a new language.

Student Planning

Never forget a single reading or assignment with this handy checklist for organizing each course.

Student Project

Share this project with your classmates and make your way towards an A.

1-on-1 Meeting

Ensure priorities are clear and keep a pulse on how your team's feeling.

Employee Onboarding

Make sure newcomers have the information they need to hit the ground running.

Goals & Feedback Meeting

Encourage frequent feedback and goal-oriented guidance with this template.

Hiring Pipeline

Stay organized and communicative as candidates progress through your hiring pipeline.

Blog Post

Go from inspiration to publication with this template for your blog.

Campaign Tracker

Track ad campaigns and keep a pulse on your marketing initiatives.

Content Calendar

Strategize, organize, and publish your marketing content on schedule.

Content Pipeline

Keep ideas flowing while making progress on content you're already drafting.

Event Planning

Don't let any crucial event planning details slip through the cracks.

Feature Requests

Monitor (and act on) the valuable feedback that your Support team receives.

Help Center Article

Follow this template to take a help center article from idea to published.

Issue Tracking

Stay on top of the bugs and issues (both big and small) in your software.