As a guy with absolute shit memory, I've been using Todoist free version in browser and on my smartphone for about 3 years because of how easy it is to use and I'll keep using it in the future, but apart from everything working for a todo list way, it has a few things I would love to be implemented but aren't:

• more and better keyboard shortcuts
• more features and tracking capabilities
• easier handling with keyboard only
• more functions that even the simplest text editors have nowadays

The paid version doesn't really solve the above issues, right now it just adds labels/tags and notifications if you pay fully, which are nice to have but not essential.

Altough, what it does it does really well for a TODO list in its design:

• it shows the timeline of the next days visible to you
• this makes it easy to drag and drop things to reschedule
• has support for recurring tasks
• has support for priorities
• has support for dates
• has support for natural language scheduling of tasks (like "take out trash on sunday", and he knows to put "take out trash" on Sunday)
• it's the fastest app I tried to add and manage your tasks (it takes 2 seconds to add a task with a date with the speed I type)

Because of these, I have a custom querry of the next 7 days of my todoist as my Chrome homepage. Very useful to keep me in check.

Note: The latest UI design change was a fun addition.

It's a good todo app, but I want the devs to do more for it to make it godly.

[Edited by lupuleasai, September 24]

The free version is totally unusable! Why do they even have a free version? Even reminders are paid! A todo app without reminders! Shame on them!

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.

You might not be able to export your data directly on Todoist, but there are plenty of import from Todoist functionality mostly provided by its competitors. Therefore exporting your data out of Todoist is very easy. Meanwhile Todoist cannot import from any task management app. At least you can copy and paste your tasks into Todoist although you have to set the due dates again for every task. I should remind you though, there are no reminders with Todoist free plan! In addition, since 2021 free users are limited to a maximum of 5 projects, although now you can use unlimited labels and up to 3 custom filters. Perhaps they realized that having as many projects is more useful than labels and custom filters. Honesty, if you think labels as the main organizational feature, then it's the same thing. You find this in Gmail too. It's a win because you get unlimited labels ("projects") now. Let's hope they will not restrict labels usage again.

It's one of the best clearly. I wish we could customize the theme though.

It promotes input of tasks an prioritization