#todoist — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #todoist, aggregated by home.social.
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Your Inbox Is a Todo List Written by Everyone But YouYour inbox is a todo list written by everyone but you. Learn how multiple communication channels destroy focus and what to do about it – from a productivity workshop that changed how an entire team works.
https://wyssdaniel.com/2026/01/20/your-inbox-is-a-todo-list-written-by-everyone-but-you/ -
@informatik Suche nach Ersatz für #todoist, selbst gehostet, EndeZuEnde verschlüsselt, mit Desktop app für Linux, android app und android widget. Leider scheitert es bei allen mir bekannten Tools an einer Kombi fehlender Funktionen.
- Wiedervorlage nach Datum und Benachrichtigung über android
- (über)fällige #Tasks im android widget, nach Datum aufsteigend
- verschachtelte Projekte
- #Aufgaben mit Unteraufgaben
- speicherbare Filter
- Prioritäten
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It looks like #doist are increasing the subscription prices for #todoist by around 63% from December. Time to look for other options. A quick search doesn’t reveal too many other options for #todo list apps. Does anyone have any #recommendations? Ideally, any solution should:
- Be cross platform (iOS, Win, Mac OS)
- Support shared projects / lists
- Support “email to task”
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I'm looking for a todo app (and I know how to Bing). I use it for essentially 3 things: grocery lists, keeping track of when to do chores like cleaning/taking out trash, and tracking study deadlines. What's good? I'm happy to pay for an application, but not a service (unless it's cheap!)
I need sync between Apple Watch and iPhone (preferably also Mac and a web-interface is a nice-to-have). I don't need AI.
I am switching away from #OmniFocus as the latest release has been broken for over a year now. #Todoist is very expensive. #Taskade doesn't have a Watch app. I'm not sure I'm hipster enough to use #Notion (also it seems not have a Watch app).
For grocery lists, I just need to be able to add things on my phone and tick them off on my Watch. I'd like to be able to (easily!) organize things by store (local supermarket, larger supermarket, hipster supermarket, DIY, that sort of thing).
For chores, I need to be able to set a schedule with a start time and deadline (trash is bi-weekly on a given day, so I need it to become active the evening before and pop up a reminder).
For studies, I need to be able to set start times and deadlines (so I only see what I need to study this week and the next), and I need to be able to create sub-tasks using a template (I have semesters of ~20 weeks each week with a pretty set list of tasks like read, do assignments, etc). -
As I mentioned on yesterdays #TechnicallyWorking, i'm using #Todoist again and so far have been fairly happy to be back home with my project management tool of choice. I have submitted additional feedback to #Doist, however control+Q gets me to the quick add edit field to add items to my inbox consistantly now… I prefer navigating Todoist to Apple’s reminders app on macOS for sure. https://pnc.st/s/technically-working/759a0bf9/tw37-ai-music-custom-gpts-tech-exploration
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My belated #Mastodon #Introduction. Here we go:
I’m a 40-ish #itprofessional and tech enthusiast from #Denmark. It all began with a Commodore 64 in the early 90’s. I like the Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy, Knight Rider, AirWolf, and The A-Team … oh yeah, and The Stand by Stephen King.
I live in a small village with my wife, our daughter, and our German Sheppard.
I am an IT professional working with #InformationSecurity, #OSINT, #ITIL, and #Quantitative Risk Management in https://www.aci.dk.
I find personal productivity tools, processes and methodologies very interesting. I’ve been an avid #GTD practitioner for many years and have had fun testing lots of different tools. I (try to) practice #InboxZero and currently have #Todoist, #BrainToss, #Obsidian, #Outlook, and #OneNote in my toolbox.I don’t work with hands-on technical IT anymore, although I still enjoy it. So I like tinkering in my #HomeLab with things like #networking, #Ubiquiti, #Proxmox, #HomeAssistant, #Pihole, #Github, #Linux #Jekyll, #Ansible and lots of other fun projects. #keeplearning.
I enjoy both the Danish and English language; speaking, writing and grammar. Alas, my punctuation sucks badly.
I find writing with a good #fountainpen on good quality paper to be very rewarding. It’s just a nice feeling. Creating notes is helpful for me, after surviving a stroke - two clots in my brain - in 2021. It resulted in what is called #WallenbergSyndrome. Most notably, for me, I just get tired a bit faster than I used to. Planning my days and a nap around noon is necessary 👍 😴
Ask me about any and all of it - I’d love to discuss, share, and learn!
For good measure: Opinions are my own.
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I guess I should properly introduce myself, since I failed to do that with my first post...
My name is Ricardo, and I'm from Porto, #Portugal 🇵🇹. I've been a computer and technology enthusiast ever since I saw my dad #coding in Visual FoxPro, almost 30 years ago. How time flies!
Nowadays, I'm a Frontend Engineer at #Doist, building #Todoist and #Twist, the future of #remote and #async work.
🧑💻 Doist Engineering: https://doist.dev/
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Doist founder Amir Salihefendic explains why his remote team doesn’t try to do everything in real time - Does working from home have to mean sitting in a chatroom all day or always being available for a vi... more: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/J_MrXXGYJEQ/ #amirsalihefendic #extracrunch #coronavirus #startups #covid-19 #todoist #doist #twist #work #tc