Many apps for productivity are available, from the simple any.do to those with more features like my favorite at tasks.org. GTasks (Android) is another option that I’ve used in the past.
Google is my go-to productivity tool. The Keep It Super Simple System is a completely free system that combines the benefits of both electronic and paper methods. My system relies on Google Calendar and Tasks, plus some apps:
- Calendar: Google Calendar
- Repeating Tasks: To Do List for Tasks
- To-do List: To do List for Tasks
- Lists: Google Drive app
- Notes, Ideas, and Reminders: Google Keep app + blip blip app
- Browser: Chrome + the extension for Google Tasks
See more apps for happiness and personal development and for tracking habits.
see also: Choosing a Time Management System and Learn How to Use Google Apps for Productivity
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