For example, creating a sub project has a whole menu on iOS and Android with options to select different levels, while on the Web all you get are two arrows beside the text field that indent the text box. Of course, this can take some time getting used to. The chosen UI elements and actions are the best suited for a given platform. Todoist does away with the concept of unification for the sake of unification. iOS and Android apps use popup menus for every action while the web does everything inline. And while it looks nearly the same on different platforms, there are subtle differences in behaviour.

Even though Todoist feels right at home on iOS devices, it manages to look good on every single platform with its modern interface. White represents the blank slate on which you can build up your projects and tasks. White and red colours dominate Todoist’s apps just like its website. But it’s also available on many more platforms including the usual suspects – Android, Mac, Windows and also provides extensions for Chrome, Firefox, Thunderbird, Outlook and Gmail. The updated version is clearly inspired by the iOS 7 design language and is a joy to use on iOS devices. Todoist was already a powerful task management app with collaborative features but with the 3.0 update (dubbed Todoist Next), Todoist has been completely rewritten from the ground up. In Android, iPad, iPhone, Mac, Web, Windows Todoist – Elegant Task Management

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