What To-Do List Application Do You Use?

[blank_czech]

I use my wall (which is painted with whiteboard paint), so i can scribble all over it.

 

[shortattract]

Omnifocus on the Mac and my Iphone - synced with Basecamp.

Omnifocus is the win if you can actually get on GTD.

www.omnifocus.com
Project management, collaboration, and task software: Basecamp

 

[sgtryan]

mainly just my organizer and sticky notes everywhere. it gets crazy sometimes with the hundreds of sticky notes everywhere.. i need a whiteboard

 

[gopher]

Things and a whiteboard for a rough outline.

 

[kidChaos]

I use a trifecta! Whiteboard for project mapping, notepad for individual items/notes and then Omnifocus & BaseCamp to keep track of tasks/milestones and coordinate with other people on projects.

I also use the 'Sticky Note' widget on my dashboard for quick items that I might need to go over later.

 

[BigWill]

sticky notes stuck all over my desk shelves

 

[Supergeek]

Evernote for organizing information like my own personal wiki.

I use steno pads for "work in progress" notes (I think more creatively in pencil than with a keyboard).

Post Its for to-do's. I have so many projects that if I tried to organize everything into one to-do list, it would just get too unwieldy to keep updated.

 

[cardine]

My brain.

 

[pattyflory]

Shit that has reminder features... MyLifeOrganized is the best on XP. OmniFocus is great on Mac.

 

[icwkd]

tiddlywiki

 

[mapguy]

Action Method Online :: Home is a neat tool to use.

 

[carolina3]

whiteboard

 

[Refrozen]

TextWrangler.

 

[ranzuken]

Haha I love it!!

I actually use a journal. It's possibly the best way to keep all of your ideas, blueprints, and to-do lists.

Journal ftw

Ranzuken

 

[beneth]

Basecamp

 

[stumpyb]

myTinyTodo - simple open source todolist written in PHP and jQuery - This little web app. is awesome! Use it every day.

I like it because it's simple, everything is right in your face.. You can also add notes to each "todo" item, and you can set a priority # for each item, similar to an urgency level on an email/ticketing system.

 

[bigwilliestyle]

I've used a ton. Basecamp, SimpleGTD, my Gmail inbox, notepad, a moleskin notebook. I think they all work pretty well, although I'm currently using basecamp just cuz of the setup time + collab features.

 

[HookUPcom]

Good suggestions... Hmmm....

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[Medici]

i use to use just a basic text editor but now i'm a big fan of evernote since it's all auto synced.. i make a note in the desktop app and it syncs with the online account so i can make notes where ever. there's also an iphone app to help with that.

 

[turpentine]

i used things for a while on mac but now i use evernote.