OnePlace is the online business organization solution that integrates project management and team collaboration for successful people and a successful business.
Platforms
- Windows
- Android
- iPhone
- Android Tablet
Apps similar to gTasks HD include Remember The Milk, which has a free version. Other options are UpNote, Any.do, Taskade and Toodledo. You're spoiled for choice with Todo List Managers like gTasks HD: we list more than 50 alternatives for iPhone, the web, Mac, Android and iPad.
OnePlace is the online business organization solution that integrates project management and team collaboration for successful people and a successful business.
wunderlistux - An electron wrapper for wunderlist made with :heart: for Linux (specially for elementary OS)

TakeAction iOS app combines a game and the Getting Things Done approach. Great for people who want to achieve their long-term goals.




A checklist made by notepad.pw, easy short and fun to use.

A simple app to help you track recurring tasks in your daily life with ease.




MyMaelstrom is a professional time management software designed to enable you to efficiently organize your projects.



MemoPad is software that comes with your Blackberry: it allows you to make notes, but not edit files.
Get My Tasks allows you to download your incomplete tasks from your Remember The Milk account. Your tasks will be arranged into your lists and sorted and colour coded to allow you to quickly identify your next task that is due.



The most straight forward Reminder and Todo App for iPhone Reminders! enables you to quickly add Tasks and ToDos that require a future Action. It goes beyond, allowing you to quickly execute your Actions through the iPhone / iPod Touch's own notification dialogue. Extremely o.



TeamTodoList is like a giant whiteboard in the sky. It lets everyone see what everyone else is working on. It's free.



Terminal-based, hyper-fast, CRDT-backed, collaborative note-taking tool Simple, powerful, extremely fast search. fzn is local-first; remote-second. It acts on local in-memory data, meaning no expensive I/O and native speeds.





