* Sorting and grouping features make task management more effective. And this feature is really precious while you working on complex project. Moreover, for each sub-task, you can add due date, notes. * You can create sub-tasks in sub-task in a subs-task and so on. Being able to create new sub-calendar in your calendar for each project in Todoist, is even better. I can easily schedule my task and plan my day in a calendar, without even have to open Todoist. * The feature of 2 way sync with Google Calendar is great. * Not only does it help you to create or manage your task but it also motivate you with its feature of karma level.
* It provides almost anything you expect from a productivity app.
Overall, Todoist has a really simple design, and an even simpler user-experience. You can set daily goals of the number of tasks you want to complete, too, which is good for productivity. I personally LOVE the noise it makes when you cross off one of your tasks. You can add subtasks, too, which is super useful. They can see only their list, and no one else's. I use a different list for different clients. You need to set up different 'workspaces', but it's literally just different lists. So, I needed to find something that was simple, presented clearly, and easily edited. As such, time management is a massive part of what I do. I'm a copywriter, and my business revolves around creating copy for clients. But when it comes to project management, I found that I was spending more time sorting out my Trello boards (or any other board) to be presentable, set up automations, and generally maintain it, than actually getting work done. I'm used to Excel spreadsheets, and I enjoy automation.
I desperately just wanted something that looked like a to-do list. I liked them all for two weeks, and then I got lost in the formulas. Perfect Your Productivity With Todoist, Not Your Trello Board
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