A hallmark feature for each app is the ability to share and collaborate on your to-do lists. You can start using either app with nothing more than a download (you'll need a free Microsoft account to use that app, and an email address or Facebook/Google account to use Todoist).Ĭollaboration. What made them rise above the competition, and what sets them apart from each other?įirst, let's look at the standout features the apps have in common. Todoist and Microsoft To-Do, two task management champions. In the spirit of the Super.err, " The Big Game," lets break this one down position by position. Let's see how the revamped tool compares to its predecessor. Now that Wunderlist is being replaced by Microsoft To-Do, it's time for a rematch. Type one into any search engine and the other will prominently feature in your results as an alternative. When Wunderlist burst onto the scene, it became the Pepsi to Todoist's Coca-Cola. He eventually shared it with the world, and attracted millions of users, transforming the app from a side project into a full-on enterprise. The app was created by Bosnian refugee Amir Salihefendic in 2007 as a way for him to organize his own projects. What is Todoist?īefore Wunderlist came along and stole much of its thunder, Todoist was a phenom in the world of project management tools. That's where Todoist enters the conversation.
But now that it's going away, you might be asking yourself: should I just migrate to Microsoft To-Do, or look elsewhere? If you're looking for a simple, powerful to-do app, Wunderlist used to be an obvious choice. "We're the same team behind To-Do so it's surely not an ending, but a new beginning." "bigger and better features are on their way," In Wunderlist blog comments, users fretted over the decision to replace Wunderlist with a Microsoft product, while Wunderlist product managers reassured them that the new app would be everything that Wunderlist ever was, and more.Ī sampling of the Wunderlist team's spin control: In December, the Wunderlist team wrote that full retirement "won't happen in the next few months and we'll be sure to give our users plenty of notice beforehand." Wunderlist hasn't received any updates or bug fixes for several months, but it has retained its loyal users. But like Brett Favre between 20, Wunderlist has continued to play through retirement speculation. In a release, Microsoft To-Do general manager Ori Artman said "Once we are confident that we have incorporated the best of Wunderlist into Microsoft To-Do, we will retire Wunderlist."
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