Wunderlist
To-do list, Reminders, Errands
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Our users have written 21 comments and reviews about Wunderlist, and it has gotten 657 likes
- Developed by 6 Wunderkinder GmbH
- Proprietary and Freemium product.
- Subscription that costs about $5 per month.
- Average rating of 3.4
- 317 alternatives listed
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- jakub01 added Wunderlist as alternative(s) to Lessy
- drliu1202 thinks Microsoft To Do is an alternative to Wunderlist
My favourite tasks app. Really disappointed that it was bought by Microsoft and is morphing into Microsoft To Do, because Microsoft To Do at this time (Jan 2018) really lacks all the features of Wunderlist.
I don't understand why companies buy other companies and destroy the very product they paid for.
I was in love with Wunderlist : beautifull interface, well thinked menus on IOS and Android (it's fast to enter a task) Some minor bug...
I hate the successor, Ms Todo : it have the ugly Microsoft design (they really like the Win 98 style, cold and stupid) and it's not as fast as wunderlist to enter a simple todo, it's awfull...
I've found another alternativ i'm currently evaluating (http://www.dextronet.com/swift-to-do-list-software), which can do pretty much the same thing and more, but it's more enterprise oriented.
I won't come on Ms Todo until they restore the good design of the old Wunderlist !
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And also : You must know you can continue to use Wunderlist on your PC. Simply save the auth information located in the appdata (local and roaming), and you will be able to use it forever. Obviously, you will lose the synchronization between computers.
I can let a link there for people who don't have a generic profil for auth in the software.**
[Edited by voilierbleu, April 06]
Wunderlist was like the backbone of my school years. I am not switching to Microsoft To-do because of its Microsoft intergration
Reply written over 1 year ago
With Microsoft introducing their "To-Do" application, built by the Wunderlist team, they will soon retire their app much like the demise of Sunrise. I would suggest you all begin your transition to alternative task management applications. So far, the new application is missing many of the functions of Wunderlist. There are no subtasks, collaboration, or file attachments. This is detrimental to the team. I can only assume this is because of their integration into other Microsoft applications. At any rate, you all better find a life boat, because this ship, though always assumed since their buyout, is officially sinking Titanic style.
[Edited by brettgarwood, April 21]
It is true that "To-Do" from MS is missing much of the great features in Wunderlist, however, most (if not all) are listed in the feature request page and hopefully they will implement them into "To-Do" before retiring Wunderlist. This would make the transition seamless with the already built-in import in "To-Do". So although it is sinking, I would still stay until last minute, and in the meantime, check/test the alternatives (which I still have not found one as good as Wunderlist).
Reply written about 4 years ago
Microsoft screwed it up (again)!
I am not switching to MS To-Do it is terrible.
TickTick seems to be a good alternative and it has an easy import function from Wunderlist!
Reply written over 1 year ago
"Since we’re working to incorporate your feedback into Microsoft To Do, we won’t be updating Wunderlist with new features, and it will eventually be retired."
https://6wunderkinder.desk.com/customer/en/portal/articles/2790249-what-s-next-for-wunderlist-
Wunderlist is a great, simple to-do list with beautiful background images.
I think that this is an amazing service that is dedicated to helping other people.
Wunderlist is almost the perfect ToDo app, except for one major flaw that makes it unusable for me. In any of the Smart Lists / filter views (e.g. Today, Starred, etc), you cannot sort. In fact, the items are separated by the List that they belong to.
Here's an example, let's say you have 10 items scheduled for Today, and they come from 3 different Lists (e.g. A, B, C). They will be displayed in the Today view grouped separately by their List. You won't be able to sort them do decide which one to do first, second, third, etc.
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