Todoist

Use SuperProductivity instead.

It's disappointing how limited even the Pro subscription feels in many areas. Several features that simply seem necessary for productivity which can be found in other (unnamed) apps are lacking or missing entirely on Todoist.

• For someone who works & goes to college, being able to color code my schedule by work/personal/each school subject makes life much easier. Todoist only has the ability to color code based on priority - this can work in place of custom color coding if you only need 4 colors, which is not the case for me.
• It also lacks the ability to change your default task length - everything is 30 minutes unless you click into the date/time & adjust it or specify it in the title (by adding "for 1 hour" or "from 3-4pm").
• Adjusting the date/time/length of tasks in the calendar view is often a struggle because it lacks some responsiveness - after making a change, a task will sometimes revert back to it's previous date/time/length and the change has to be made again (assuming you realized that it reverted back).
• There's also no option to leave completed tasks in sight & just checked off or crossed out - tasks disappearing might be ideal for some, but for those of us who regularly need to look back at past tasks, it's a hassle to go hunt them down.
• As in most households, I (the wife) am the schedule wrangler, so I have all kinds of things on my schedule, including my husband's appointments (because otherwise, they'll be forgotten & missed), vet visits for our cats, service appointments for our cars, etc. Either I haven't figured out this function, or it's just severely lacking -- but I'm able to share the calendar with my husband, and that's about it. If I assign a task to him so he gets a reminder, it won't show the task on my calendar so I can keep track of everything (and physically remind him if he seems to have forgotten or ignored the reminder from the app). I can't assign it to two people so that we both get reminders & it shows on both calendars. If I leave it unassigned, he doesn't get a reminder for the task, and it doesn't seem like he's able to do much with it.
• All the available templates were initially a feature that drew me in, but ended up not being as useful as I expected.
• The decent length of integrations was also appealing, but the ones that I tried just didn't function properly.

Use https://apps.microsoft.com/detail/xp99k37g9cwbdc?hl=en-US&gl=US for download. Nice that you can load images in comments, but I'd like a note area. Tasks can be shifted around. Calendar view costs money. You might try Elisi: Digital Bullet Journal for calendar view etc Elisi: Digital Bullet Journal Todoist has lots of notification types, and they're on by default, so you might want to set that.

Reliable to-do-list app with useful natural language features which make scheduling easier and Google Calendar integration which helps remind you of activities. Would've preferred for it to be open source to improve transparency and privacy, but a valuable tool regardless.

I am using it on the web and Windows with the free plan. I found the following points to be good.

• It is bi-directionally linked to Google Calendar. When I change the task contents, it is immediately reflected.
• There are paid features such as calendar view and time required function, but I can use the free plan without any major complaints.

The following points are negative.

• There is a paid plan, but it is expensive considering only the functions necessary for me. However, this is not a problem only with this tool.
• When I check the details of a task, the details are displayed in a pop-up window, which is hard to see. I wish it could be displayed on the right or bottom of the screen like other tools.
• Duration time is a paid feature, but it is sometimes set automatically and cannot be changed or deleted.