Getting Things Done With Stylish To-Do List Management Application
Most people keep their to-do lists on pieces of paper (which has it’s upsides!) But many other people have found it useful to have their to-do list on their computer as well. They spend much of the day working on their computer, so it is always there – paper can easily get misplaced – or sometimes you forget to bring your list with you when you leave.
Do It Do It Done provide a simple tool for creating and managing your to-do list and all with a bit of fun and flare.
Some distinct advantages, such as…
- you can access it from anywhere you have access to the net.
- you can share the list with anybody you like just by sending them a link.
- you and your friend can both add items and cross them off
- you can save paper (it’s a bit “eco”!
- less trash to mess your desk or washing machine! (you know you’ve done this!)
- you can make as many as you like! No registration needed!
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I am the author of doitdoitdone. Thanks for the review and comments. We set out to make a super simple todo list with no hurdles in creating a new list. Also, we wanted something a bit visually interesting. Hopefully this is a good start.
In the near future we will add some more features, like the ability to publish your list on your blog, or upload your own “paper”. Or email an item to your todo. Or maybe even an “optional” login for those who prefer a login to manage their lists.
All opinions about our site (good and bad) are very appreciated!
I use http://www.gtdagenda.com
It has three types of lists (goals, projects and tasks) and a checklist feature.
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In theory it’s a great idea. A little bit like Remember the milk. What would be nice is a user registration so you can keep track of your own lists.
And in general it needs some styling to make it look more modern, and some more development on the user interaction