Wunderlist: To-Do List & Tasks

I'm still on my first day of using Wunderlist and getting my tasks into it. For the most part it seems pretty good although one problem that I keep having repeatedly is that anytime I move a list into a folder, the folder renames itself to "New Folder". This is HIGHLY frustrating. Also it would be nice if subtasks had their own due dates and notes fields. Update after a few days of use: This version definitely isn't as polished as the iOS or OS X versions, but it gets the job done. Another quibble that keeps coming up is new items don't dynamically obey a lists sorting preferences. So if I add new items to a list, I have to re-sort the list to get the new items to sort where they belong.

Wow. Worth the wait. Shared list from my hubby's Android and can add and edit items back and forth likety split. Works beautifully.

For those of you who have multiple devices running different OS, then you will love this app. I was so tired of having to use other apps that could be used as a To-Do and Task List but were really not designed for it just because they were cross-platform available. This app has been designed properly in functionality and use across all platforms. ---Below is an issue I ran into in case it helps anyone--- Issue: App is not working at all. Used to work perfectly, now all I get is the start screen before it closes. Update: Webroot (antivirus software) found malware W32.Malware.Gen Webroot is blocking app from running because it found Wunderlist.exe as a threat. Update: Webroot was at fault of falsely identifying Wunderlist as a threat (false positive). It has since been corrected and I am able to use the app. =)

First off, really great Windows 10 interface. Look and feel is smooth and quick with touch, mouse, keyboard. Search is a quick ctrl+f rather than some old Win8 voodoo. Reminders on the desktop from an app that isn't running are awesome. Sync issues seem to be permanently fixed, haven't had an issue in months. Touch and mouse are equally usable and the app seems to have all the expected features of Wunderlist web/mobile apps except: You can't drag and drop attachments into tasks, but that may be a limitation of Windows UWP apps. Regardless of the reason it's a big hit to usability. No smart dates. Really lame since there is no shortcut to add a due date or reminder when creating a task, so you need to create the task, find it in the list, open it, add the date. I love Wunderlist and appreciate their dedication to this app. It would be sweet to have a changelog.

I'm incredibly happy that Wunderlist made it to Windows and Windows Phone. It's an excellent task manager, with nice features like collaboration. Things to improve: -I'd like to assign multiple people to a task/subtask -Snap view is, oddly, not supported yet -Sometimes even manually syncing my lists won't update them, if the app has already been open. The only way to insure it syncs is by forcing the app to close and reopening. Not a big deal, but not quite right either. Seriously people, get this! It's free and it's great!

The chrome and online versions of this app have smart due dates, but this one does not. For example, you can't type something like "Workout tomorrow at 3pm" and have it automatically create a reminder called "Workout tomorrow" with a notification for tomorrow at 3pm. This is a huge missing feature to me, and just another glaring reminder that Windows 10 apps are neglected and often missing the best features. Means I'll have to stick with the Chrome app version until they add it. Update: Had to move to one start because this app won't update in the background, despite Wunderlist being turned on in windows background apps settings. You'll notice you won't get a notification from a new reminder created elsewhere like your phone unless you open the app and let it update itself. Todoist has no problems with this.

I first downloaded Wunderlist to my phone so I could update my shopping lists while I was out & about but I loved it so much I've put it on my laptop too. Extremely useful, reasonably easy to use, and can be shared if need be. Who could ask for more?