Now I'm happy with Things.īut many people like to have more features and go for OmniFocus, others need windows/android apps or other things, so they settle on Todoist, TickTick or something else entirely.Ĭoming from a GTD background, Things works better for me than Reminders. I forced myself to use Reminders for a month and just couldn't. Ultimately it's an app, and it all comes down to a personal preference and your requirements. Probably the only thing I'm missing in Things is the ability to add attachments to tasks. You click on empty space - suddenly you've added a task! There's a clear distinction between editing a task and viewing a list of tasks.
I would like to use Reminders for everything, but I just can't stand their UX.
Reminders - for daily repeating tasks, that absolutely must be done (because of the very persistent notifications that reminders have), e.g. To me both apps have value and I use them both for different use cases:
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