Any.do Web App - the most popular browser in the task manager

Layfhaker have repeatedly written about the task manager called Any.do. We noticed it even at a time when the service first came to Android, and then successfully moved on iOS and settled in the Chrome browser.

Without exaggeration, at the moment it is one of the simplest and most intuitive todo-management, which is confirmed by comments from our readers:

Handy thing, and really hard to describe how it works, but I like it even more GTD.

Gently but firmly pushes to ensure that not only fix, but * * perform tasks.

A few days ago Any.do obzavolsya web versionAnd now, when serious glitches and bugs in it successfully closed, you can easily show the new face of service to people.

The developers have positioned the web version as a perfect complement to existing mobile applications that allows you to use all the advantages of a large computer screen.

In addition to the convenience of organizing their affairs, web version has a new feature - the so-called planning regimes and focus.

In the first case, the task list is presented in its entirety, and allows you to focus on the right and the most effective distribution of tasks and projects on time.

In the second case, the user concentrates on the tasks for a specific date or in a separate folder (project).

The rest of the web interface is no different from the usual mobile apps and extensions. still tasks are created from a single menu in which you specify the date and time, Tasca belonging to a category, set a reminder and, if necessary, add subtasks.

At our first meeting web version offers create a bookmark in the browser, as well as activate the notification function when the computer is running Google Chrome.

Any.do Web App