Web GTD/ToDo service with Android and iOS clients?

Alexey Trofimov2012-05-28 12:20:59

Android

Alexey Trofimov, 2012-05-28 12:20:59

Can anyone recommend a good GTD service? Tasks, subtasks. Tasks with and without deadlines. Just notes, if you need to write something in a hurry, would also be useful.
Available iPad and smartphone with Android, as well as Linux and Windows at work and at home.
I would like to work in all this zoo on something one. On a desktop, you can work in a browser, but on mobile devices you want a native application.

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11 answer(s)

kefiijrw, 2012-05-28
@kefiijrw

wunderlist . Although I'm not sure that it fully complies with GTD canons.

SeTeM, 2012-05-28
@SeTeM

doit.im/ or www.6wunderkinder.com/wunderlist/ (I used it myself for a very long time), then I switched to astrid.com/ , they have a better client for Android.

DenimTornado, 2012-05-28
@DenimTornado

Google calendar + GTasks has it all and notifications and tasks with deadlines without deadlines

errno, 2012-05-28
@errno

astrid.com Able
to tasks, reminders, record the time spent on a dacha ... In general, I like it, I recommend trying it.

GavriKos, 2012-05-28
@GavriKos

Tried with similar springpad targets. Liked:
- offline work on the android client
- sufficient flexibility in terms of categories
Disliked:
- reminders do not work

mariofag, 2012-05-28
@mariofag

Not a GTD service at all, but Evernote copes with similar tasks with a bang.

mr_boombastick, 2012-05-28
@mr_boombastick

I actively use MLO - my life organizer. Endless tree-like nesting of tasks, reminders, the ability to send a task to the Google calendar (android version), and a lot of things, I tried 5-7 different pieces, IMHO MLO is the best. More info here www.mylifeorganized.net/
Pysy. I forgot to add, great offline work, the ability to synchronize in the cloud and just directly via wi-fi.

Stanislav Ivanov, 2012-05-28
@ivstig

Mlo www.mylifeorganized.net/ Not online, but there are desktop windows and clients for Android, iOs, Blackberry, Windows mobile with synchronization. I've been using it for a long time

Nikolai, 2012-05-28
@Maslukhin

Toodledo.com is the most feature rich GTD I've come across. There are both native applications for and third-party clients (including for iOS and Android). About the level of fragmentation of tasks / subtasks, as well as the number of possible filtering, it does everything that came to hand before. In general, I bought a premium account and I'm not going to jump anywhere yet.
Well, if you use contexts, the service is designed just for them.

Alexey Smirnov, 2012-05-28
@lexmirnov

I use Nozbe - not perfect, but the best of the many I've tried. Paid! If interested, write, otherwise I'm on the go from my smartphone)

Eternalko, 2012-05-29
@Eternalko

You have been offered excellent. There is also a good one: Asana. Might suit you better