Any.do
Any.do is an award-winning app used by millions of people to stay organized and get more done.
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Our users have written 5 comments and reviews about Any.do, and it has gotten 88 likes
- Developed by Omer Perchik, Yoni Lindenfeld & Itay Kahana
- Proprietary and Freemium product.
- Subscription that costs between $3 and $6.
- Average rating of 3
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You can track your to-do list, shopping list, and calendar in one place. It's amazing.
March 2018: In addition to my criticisms below, I'll add now that access to any.do via the web seems to be a lost cause. They have awful website uptime. In 11 attempts in the last 7 days, the website was accessible 6 times. Doesn't inspire confidence in reliability.
Jan 2017: On a 23" PC monitor, any.do looks awful. Acres of white space, simple pixelated boxes. I was expecting more functionality too. On the plus side, you can attach files to a "to do" item. Is it useful? Quite possibly, for some people. Is it ugly? Definitely. My guess is that the mobile app looks prettier than accessing Any.do via a web browser on a large screen. But I need something for Windows, Mac, Linux and Android. So I don't feel too motivated to continue making this work for me.
Desktop/web app doesn't look made for real desktop experience.
Ok software. Lacking in many features and is not reliable when it comes to reminders and setting dates. Softwares such as Quire and TickTick have better mobile apps and remind tasks on time without delay.
Using a to-do app on my phone is essential. Anydo isn't reliable. If you skip a task, there are many issues that arrive. The time changes, sometimes it does not notify me, etc.