Obviously, the more platforms the merrier, for lifetime compatibility, but I realize that is asking an arm and a leg, so W10 and Android are sufficient for now. You can create tasks and sub-tasks, add due dates and tag them with priority levels from 1 to 4. It lets you create tasks, set daily and weekly goals, and keep track of your productivity via a dedicated dashboard. Native Windows 10 and Android compatible (not a web app since they don't work offline). Todoist is a popular cross-platform to-do list and productivity app offering a host of features both on its free and premium offerings.
The window it brings up is exactly what I want. Todoist does this well with the win+alt+q keystroke. there must be some way to quickly jot down a task with a keystroke, or some quick responsive window that can at least be pulled and hidden via an.
New tasks on Windows show up quickly on my Android and vice versa, or at most with an accessible manual refresh I can close the app and open it without being connected to the internet and still access and use it. that means I can see and edit my tasks without needing to connect for any reason and they will be synced when a connection is made available.
Well, what happens when it crashes, when it closes, or when you restart and you don't have a connection? Bingo, you're locked out of your entire work life.Īt the bare minimum, it needs to have the following features I've spoken to the developers and they are very disinterested in making it work offline, and dismiss their users by telling them it works offline if you connect to the internet to login when you launch the app. which is fine until you lose connection for any given reason. You have to connect to the internet and login every time you load the app. Don't get me wrong, I love ToDoist and its many features, but it doesn't actually work offline.
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