Zenkit To Do

I could not live without this app. The key is how you set up the lists and personalization. I use it for 1. Overall To-Do’s 2. Tracking monthly Expenses 3. Packing Lists 4. Repeating Weekly To-Do’s to make sure I’m not missing something 5. Shopping Lists 6. Quotes (I have over 1200 funny quotes from various shows - reflect on them when I need a laugh 7. When I was choosing a name for my puppy, made a list of different names then reflected on it 8. Guardian Angels - tracking people I’ve lost and when I pray make sure to send messages to each of them 9. Expected Shopping Items - buying something on line I add it here with a screen shot of receipt, then review to make sure it’s arrived at date expected (I shop a lot) 10. Each New Year I make a list for the things I want to work on in life, then reflect on it 11. Travel Packing List (baseline for every trip). Summary - Options are Endless, and with life being crazy, it’s nice to have a place to go, that syncs effortlessly between all mobile and desktop devices.

Super happy this app came out as Microsoft To Do just didn’t have the same functionality/feel. I love how I can make multiple folders to separate my lists and the progress bar is an added bonus when completing subtasks under a list. I would like to see one thing implemented. Currently, there is no way to add a reminder under a sub task item, but only the title of the list name itself. It would be helpful to add reminders to subtasks or actually name the reminder. Other than that, it’s a solid app! Thank you guys 🙂

There's a universe where the "wunderkind" team that created Wunderlist going to work for Microsoft and taking two years to create a weak-tea substitute for Wunderlist makes sense. There are even sure to be people who find that assemblage of average elements super useful. I use Wunderlist and have evolved my use of its tools to a robust system tracking my personal to-do tasks. When the hard deadline of May 6 as the end of support for Wunderlist came downto a few weeks away, and none of the other "usual suspects" in the to-do universe were any closer to meeting my needs and expectations, I thought I'd end up trying to make the to-do app I use at work bend to my personal needs. I knew for sure I wasn't going to use Microsoft. My relief when I found Zenkit To Do was immense. All the function, all the familiarity, and an easy import of my data. Well done, Zenkit, well done!