Top 4 Apps for Scheduling – Often you face situations where there are too many tasks in your head: you need to go there, buy this, and pay for something. What’s more, you have to add some rest to your routine, like playing modern real money online slots or going to a yoga class.
It seems that all this can be easily remembered. But at some point everything gets mixed up, and half of what needs to be done is forgotten. You drive home happy, go to bed, and that part of the to-do’s comes to mind abruptly. When, if not at night, really? To avoid such troubles, download one of these apps.
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LifeViewer
There are tasks, summaries of the day, ideas and thoughts (notes), photos, events, and a habit tracker. And it’s all on the main screen.
First, the convenience is that the functionality isn’t scattered throughout the app and isn’t hidden. The bottom menu bar is divided into days, weeks, months, and years. Next to that is the “life” tab, which is divided into small circles. You can add your date of birth and see what stage of life you’re in now. There’s also a timer that shows how much time is left until the end of the day. If this is inconvenient, you can turn it off in the settings.
With LifeViewer, you don’t need to download a bunch of additional apps, such as the same habit tracker or notes. You can synchronize the phone’s built-in calendar with the app.
However, at first, it’s difficult to use it, your eyes are confused, you do not know where to start. If you are looking for a simple task list, this app isn’t for you.
Brite
This app is similar to LifeViewer in the number of features. The difference is that Brite allows you to choose whether you want all the features at once, a few, or just one.
The app has a web version, which is handy if you don’t have your phone close by. Conveniently, you can set the task as a priority, level of difficulty, and tag it, as well as assign it to both personal and work matters. Widgets in the app are divided into:
Free: work/personal tasks, goals, habits, notes, calendar, useful articles, and projects.
Paid: diary, expenses, meditation, weather, ideas, photo of the day, body measurements, and quotes.
New widgets in development: drive, workout, nutrition, medicine, water and pomodoro, a time management technique.
Any.do
Any.do has been on the task planner market for a long time – since November 2011. In this app, you can make the lists you need for yourself in it and do tasks in them. It also has a WhatsApp and on-the-spot reminder feature, which is available with a paid subscription.
TickTick
Similar in functionality to Any.do: you can also make lists and keep a calendar in the app. The difference is that in TickTick you can import voice assistants – Siri, Google Assistant, Alexa – as well as your tasks and reminders from other apps: IFTTT, Zapier, or Spark.
It’s possible to set a priority for each task. And you can set a password to prevent anyone from seeing your tasks.
