I tested an award-winning productivity app designed for neurodivergent brains. Could it keep me organized once and for all?

It's probably no secret that Google has its own todo system, appropriately called Google Tasks, that barely anyone, not even Google, uses. It can officially only be accessed from Google Calendar's web ...

Along with its Gmail design overhaul yesterday, Google relaunched its Tasks app. It’s now available within your Gmail inbox when you activate the new interface, as well as on Android and iOS. Sadly, ...

Between the chaos of working nearly 40-hour weeks and being a full-time student, even thinking I can rely on my memory to keep track of everything I need to do is just wishful thinking. So, I heavily ...

The Todoist to-do app is the best on the App Store, and great if you're using Getting Things Done (GTD). Apple’s Reminders app has gone from strength to strength in recent years, but for a ...

Obsidian has been my go-to for capturing ideas, drafting articles, and creating project outlines. I’ve also relied on TickTick for habit tracking and task management. However, juggling two apps on my ...

The Google Tasks app has undergone a significant update, featuring a redesigned look. This update is being rolled out to users and will soon be available on your Android phone. First revealed in June, ...

If you need a quick and convenient way to create, view, and perform the tasks on your to-do lists, you'll find a lot of to-do apps for iOS and Android with a host of bells and whistles. But if all you ...

Microsoft To Do is the easiest of the task management apps from Microsoft. The app lets you prioritize and complete the most important things every day. If you are working on a project solo, then ...

Earlier this year I wrote about Tasks, a new iOS app that let users manage reminders and organize personal and work projects with some really cool features. Tasks was updated today with some important ...