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Notion is positioning itself as a cross between note-taking app (OneNote), to-do lists (Todoist), Kanban (Trello), calendar (Google Calendar) and database management (Airtable) apps. Notion is a tool for teams and companies that want a better way to manage knowledge, projects, documents, and collaboration. Individuals can also use the product for notes and organizing their lives. Personal and team productivity. Notion Task Database vs. Hello fellow Notionites - I have a question for those that have used/still use both Notion & Todoist at the same time: Do you prefer using Notion's database functionality for tracking tasks for certain projects you are maintaining within Notion or, instead, embedding your project tasks within Todoist.
Step 1: Find your software. I personally use Notion, Todoist, and Google Calendar. You'll want a place to brainstorm, write down ideas, and keep notes. I personally recommend Notion, as it is very flexible, and can act as your 'central hub'. There's also Google Docs, Microsoft OneNote, Evernote, etc. Next is finding your project management tool. Notion vs Todoist; Notion vs Todoist. Notion by Notion Labs Todoist by Doist Visit Website. Awards: Starting Price: $5.00/month/user. Best For: Notion is a tool for teams and companies that want a better way to manage knowledge, projects, documents, and collaboration.
Todoist is one of the best to-do list applications on the market, but there are alternatives.
We’re here to shortlist a few of the best Todoist alternatives and recommendations.
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1. TickTick
TickTick is probably Todoist’s closest rival. Like a long-lost cousin, they have similar traits - a to-do list, filters, tags, boards and a very similar design.
However, TickTick adds a layer of habit tracking, custom themes and calendar view locked away in premium. If you want something close to Todoist, without being Todoist, this is your best bet.
2. Things 3
If Todoist was a bit too cluttered. Then Things 3 is the clutter-free minimal design you might be looking for, with an entirely different method to working (upcoming, anytime, someday)
Things 3 takes time to get used to, but offers a stunning alternative to Todoist without a subscription fee, although if you have a Mac, iPad and iPhone, you’ll still be shelling out a one-off $80 price.
3. Zenkit To-Do
Probably the newest of the options, but offers the best suite experience. Zenkit To-Do provides a Wunderlist like experience to managing your tasks, offering themes, tasks, project lists and tags.
All very helpful but not totally offering a full feature comparison to Todoist, but if you are looking at Microsoft To-Do, it’ll be a better bet than that overall, if budgets not your worry.
4. ClickUp
This is primarily a project management software, but offers a helpful free and personal version of the account. This is perfect if your goal is to manage your tasks and projects in a variety of flexible views - like timeline, board and table view, to name a few.
5. Any.Do
Any.Do provides a much more relaxed way to manage your tasks, but the special feature people love is being able to see their calendar events alongside their tasks, combined with a minimal design and look.
This is more suited to the folks who want a balanced to-do list application, with very little to learn when you get started.
Notion Vs Sharepoint
Others notable alternatives include 2Do, Remember the Milk and Sorted 3.
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Notion Vs Todoist
✨ Curious about them all and how they weigh up against each other?