I’m happy with both (and I use the free program in both cases) but they don’t always play nicely together which seems silly as they are ideal to use in conjunction with each other. Todoist has just enough advanced features to handle the complexity of the tasks I need to tackle day by day while style being a simple enough checklist app to stay out of my way when I’m knocking things off my list. Trello is where I collect every project on my radar, do all my long term planning and work on the overall structure of my business and my life.īut I use Todoist’s GTD (that stands for Getting Things Done which is a very aptly named productivity method) style to do lists to manage the minutiae of my life. I use Trello’s Kanban style boards to manage the big picture of my life. I would appreciate much if this could have attainable either by providing option for trigger to be ADDING A TAG TO THE EXISTING NOTE or automatically doing so when a tag is added to the note without providing such a choice in the Pleexy set-up.The two great loves of my productive life are Trello and Todoist. The To-do task is created only when I CREATE A NEW note with a particular tag I have assigned in the conditions while setting up triggers AND NOT WHEN I ADD A TAG TO AN EXISTING NOTE. Not much to say about this, but shall point out a thing. It is running smoothly and as fast as in real-time. The Notes in Evernote are syncing with the Microsoft to-do as per criteria I have set. Overall, I am really happy with the software system, the features and the prompt customer care service.Īfter some initial setup hiccups, I could glide smoothly and set the features to work for me with ease. The gesture was helpful and the reply was with accurate things I needed to know.
, one of the persons from the team, replied to me with grace and helpful nature. Pleexy came intervening and solving my problem with ease. I needed to integrate it with Microsoft To-Do to reap all the benefits it has to offer. Evernote is not suitable for task management, though it comes with its awesome reminder features. like system (by the great) in Evernote which also includes some features from the Getting Things Done techniques by. Comments: I am a Vet and was working to build a P.A.R.A.
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