I like the Tasks app for Android because it syncs with Google Tasks, has nice widgets, you can easily move tasks up and down, and you can indent tasks underneath each other. It costs $0.99, but there’s also a free version that starts showing ads after 10 days. Oh, and one last Chrome recommendation: if you don’t want *any* distractions on Chrome’s new tab page, consider installing Empty New Tab Page, which makes the Chrome new tab page completely blank.įor Android, I use an app called Tasks. That way, I get a nice little signal every time I open a tab: “Hey, remember that you’re supposed to be working on stuff, not goofing off.” Thanks to Scott Graham for writing this Chrome extension. It changes Chrome’s new tab page to be your todo list. The solution is a great Chrome extension called New Tab to Tasks. The result? I was wasting more time surfing than I wanted. – I also noticed that on the New Tab page of Chrome, seeing thumbnails of my most visited sites (Techmeme, Hacker News, Nuzzel, Google News, etc.) every time I opened a new tab inevitably led me to click over to those sites. You can get the Better Google Tasks extension from the Chrome Store. I like the extension so much that I donated some money to the author, Chris Wiegman.
Just click a button in Chrome and you have instant access to all your todo items. – Better Google Tasks is a great Chrome extension. I use a couple different extensions for Chrome: Fundamentally I use Google Tasks as the backend, but with extensions and apps that improve on the basic functionality in Google Tasks.
Someone recently asked me how I manage my to-do list, so I thought I’d write up the software that I use.
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