Best to-do app on Reddit

"Free alternative"

"Effective and helped me stay on track of both personal and professional life"

"Great"

"I have been using Todoist for the past 2 years and I can recommend the app to you."

"I absolutely love it"

"Lots of integrations"

"Is nice if you need to integrate with other systems."

"I'm a big fan of Todoist"

"Lot of people recommending Todoist."

"Great"

"Great"

"Reminders and Apple Notes work flawlessly on the iPad."

"Reminders"

"Apple Notes"

"It's on all the devices I use, free, and has fantastic Siri integration"

"I use it with Apple Notes for when I need to break down larger projects/tasks"

"Extremely premium"

"Fairly simple, syncs across all your devices, and includes reminder functionality"

"Simple interface, upcoming deadlines notification, useful widget"

"Microsoft ToDo is free and would fit all those criteria"

"Has web, Win10, Droid and is free for personal use"

"Well integrated into Office"

"Because it has an integrated pomodoro timer and habit tracker, supports kanban lists, and it's cheap."

"Best by far"

"TickTick is pretty good too."

"Great"

"Immediate tasks"

"IFTTT"

"Make.com"

"Others"

"Todoist"

"Integrated with Google tasks"

"Free"

"Cross platform list sharing/updating"

"Does the job"

"Working out for you"

"Life-changing the day scheduling approach has been"

"Missing a few features I value in TickTick that I just can’t live without (like batch add) and the UI drove me insane"

"Increase my productivity"

"I like the way how its bring together jots, notes, task and calendar in one app. Good way on transforming ideas into actions. Bi-directional link. Cross platform. Free or Pro $5.6."

"Business powerhouse"

"A full blown project management tool (free up to 15 users)"

"Recommendation"

"Good too"

"Super easy to add to a specific todo list via Siri"

"Works well if you don’t add too many things to do at once"

"Help me with notes for sure"

"I use Wunderlist."

"One of the most powerful apps that also acts as a to-do list"

"Meets every criteria on your list except for drag & drop onto a calendar"

"IPhone app too!"

"Is cool because of how flexible it is and for its project management functions."

"It has a desktop app for Windows and web app and you can customize it to mimic Things (even similar look). There is a pre-set where you can set it up like Things in one click and then customize from there if you want to add/remove or change any features or design."

"Give Anydo a whirl"

"Works seamlessly"

"Has integrated Ms Todo and a timer function as well."

"Simple, yet effective."

"It has a list for each day but you can choose what to put there by assigning a schedule date (do date) to items. There is a Master List which is the main hierarchy where you can make categories and organize your projects and tasks in there. You can assign task duration to each item too. Then you can make any kind of smart list where you for example only want to see items that you marked with a high priority, then you can use that list to pick tasks from for example."

"It's free"

"Very minimalist, but does let me create lists and organize them into folders. Supports subtasks and I use this feature to create templates for task lists I reuse regularly."

"Works for me"

"Have been using it for about 10 years"

"Also built in and works well"

"Can be a simple to-do list if your needs are simple"

"Everyday habit tasks"

"Like Evernote"

"And Sunsama are cool if you want to do time blocking that syncs with your calendar (but they are spendy)."