Its default view is on the current day’s task, even though it’s got the capability to categorize and plan ahead. A designers dream, Taskful is uncluttered, and focuses primarily on the task at hand. Taskful is a new to-do list app with its key selling feature being that it’s ‘smart.’ We’re not sure how smart it actually is, but it’s certainly more intuitive than your everyday offering. Our original review, written in July 2017, is presented in its entirety below. Revised rating: Despite the new pricing, it remains a solid standalone task manger.

That said, it still has a unique look and feel that might be enough to sway you. However, there are plenty of other to-do apps out there, including some built into calendar apps – so if you’re already paying a subscription for something like Fantastical, Taskful may struggle to win the battle for your hard-earned dollar. Furthermore, the revised UI is sleeker and doesn’t require as much swiping. So what’s new? Headline news: it’s now a subscription app, so the major question is: is Taskful worth $3 a month? It’s got some nice new features including connecting to other apps, such as your calendar, so you can easily add appointments as tasks. Best reminder apps: Due Due on iPhone (Image credit: iMore) Simply put, Due is one of the best options if youre strictly wanting reminders, without the complexities of a task manager. It’s not broken any boundaries but there have been significant changes afoot. Update! It’s been a few years and a couple of full version releases from Taskful. Exactly how smart can a smart to-do list be?

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