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Task management++
Task lists++
Quick add++
Recurring tasks++
Subtasks±+
Due dates++
Subtasks recurring±+
Priorities±+
Tags / labels±±
Projects / lists++
Today view++
Habit tracking−−
Goals progress tracking−±
Notes templates−+
Calendar view±+
Daily agenda view—+
Weekly view±±
Daily planning—+
Monthly planning—±
Time blocking±±
Planner & calendar segregation±±
Offline mode±+
Reminders++
AI scheduling−−
Smart rescheduling—−
Notes−±
Templates−±
Collaboration—±
Custom sections—±
Platforms
Windows+±
Android++
Web++
MacOS+±
iOS++
Desktop−+
Free version++
Sync across devices++
Calendar sync
Calendar sync+±
Integrated calendar±±
Synchronize with Apple Calendar±±
Synchronize with Google Calendar+±
Synchronize with Microsoft Calendar−±
Outlook sync−±
Interface
Themes / appearance presets±+
Notification support+—
On-screen reminders+—
Repeated reminders±—
Drag & drop+—
Visual planning—±
Special features
AI assistance / AI features−−
Attachments & embedded media−±
Stickers−−
Handwriting & stylus
Apple Pencil support−−
Handwriting / stylus support−−
Palm rejection−−
PDF annotation / markup−—
Handwriting to text conversion−−
Search in handwriting−−
Special features
Meeting notes workflow—−
Synchronize & backup
Cloud sync++
Auto backup++
Notes / tasks sharing±±
Collaboration / sharing (incl. team)−±
Shared lists±+
Profile
Calendars±+

Google Tasks

Pros

  • Tasks created from Gmail threads and Calendar entries land in one familiar list model
  • Drag-and-drop ordering and subtasks cover most everyday errands and work queues
  • Sync stays tight across phone, tablet, and the embedded web surfaces inside Google apps
  • Notifications and due dates behave predictably for light scheduling without Gantt charts
  • Workspace admins can roll it out alongside existing Google identity and security controls

Cons

  • Power features like saved filters, tags, and habit analytics trail dedicated task managers
  • Search and offline behavior have been recurring pain points in public store reviews
  • Formatting and attachments are intentionally bare compared with Keep or Docs
  • Teams that outgrow simple lists still migrate to Asana, Jira, or ClickUp-class tools

Any.Do

Pros

  • Opens fast and stays easy on first-day setup
  • Moments-style day lists keep the queue short and dated
  • Natural-language due dates save taps on mobile
  • Enough structure for short personal lists without building a system
  • Phone, web, and desktop stay in sync under one login

Cons

  • Large nested projects and dependencies outgrow the UI
  • Recurring tasks stay lighter than TickTick-class rivals
  • Fewer custom fields, views, and automations than top-tier trackers
  • Gamified habits and streaks live in other apps