Even if we have never been one of those who usually carry an agenda to keep the things that we have pending in order, the comfort of being able to do it easily from the mobile or tablet and the great offer of to-do list apps that we have at our disposal well deserve that we give them a chance: we review the best that we can find in Google Play and App Store.
Google Tasks
Let's start with the newcomer who has the virtue, like all the apps of Google, of being completely free, a very intuitive use and a very careful design (although it is true that not everyone is equally happy with the new dominance of white). It must be said, however, that in terms of functions it is relatively basic (there are no options to set reminders or make cooperative lists, for example), so it can be a good option for those who are looking for something simple, but it is going to fall short for those who are used to having more tools.
Sleep as an Droid
Sleep as an Droid It is probably the most complicated rival that the new Google Tasks can be found and the safest recommendation that can be made to someone who is going to try an app of this type for the first time, because it is one of the more complete (without too much need to resort to premium functions) and better designed, standing out especially in regards to, making it easier for us to organize long lists of tasks (with a wide variety of filtering options) or to carry them along with other people.
T
T It is another of the most popular task apps and it does not lack merits for it either, with functions to do practically anything that we can think of and with a quite effective ranking system by priorities. It also has options synchronization with many other productivity apps that make it especially recommended for work. The downside that can be put with respect to other options is that perhaps there is more need to access the premium version to get the most out of it.
A
A is another app that cannot be missing from a list like this and it can help us kill two birds with one stone because it combines the most typical functions of to-do lists with others that we normally find in the apps of calendar. It must be said in its favor, in addition, that it is one of those that has a better maintenance, with a fairly close follow-up to the criticisms and suggestions of the users and frequent updates enough to add functions.
Trello
We ended up with Trello, another app with excellent ratings that is worth giving a try and in its favor we must put that it is one of the easiest for us to pass without the need for subscriptions or in-app purchases. Although all the apps on the list shine in the design section, if none of them convinces you, this can be an interesting alternative, since it is used quite differently, with a system of cards which may be easier to use.
