Amaya Toman Every day, in this column, we will bring you a more detailed look at a selected application that has just caught our attention. Here you will find applications for productivity, creativity, utilities, but also games. It won't always be the hottest news, our goal is primarily to highlight apps that we think are 100% worth your attention. Today we're going to introduce Wunderlist, a cross-platform and multi-purpose app.
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The phrase “more than…” is definitely a cliché, but Wunderlist is really more than just a list maker app. Its huge advantage is completely seamless operation across platforms - you can use it not only on Mac, iOS devices and Apple Watch, but it is also available for Android.
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Not only is it used to create simple lists, but it can also function as a to-do list. Thanks to Wunderlist, you won't need one app for a home shopping list, one for creating your own to-do lists, and another for, for example, dividing tasks between colleagues. Wunderlist can do it all, while maintaining a strict separation of personal and work environments.
In terms of continuity, the application works absolutely perfectly - there is no problem to start writing a list on a Mac, continue on an iPhone, and eventually leave it to a colleague with an Android device to finish it.
It goes without saying that the intelligent addition of time data to tasks, advanced sharing options and the possibility of receiving notifications about the completion of individual tasks in real time. The list can also be switched to Do Not Disturb mode.
Wunderlist supports 3D Touch on iPhone 6s and later, and you can also save web pages and articles for later reading using the Share tab in iOS or macOS.
Paradoxically, for the first time, you chose an application whose future after being bought by Microsoft is uncertain. So it is certain, but it is not known when Wunderlist will definitely be replaced by the To-Do application, which is supposed to become part of MS Office. Wunderlist is great and I've been using it happily for years, but I don't know if I'd recommend it to new users at this point.
It is truly the most free application of its kind. Unfortunately, the iPhone "freezes" quite often on the iPad.