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4 To-Do applications with over a decade of history

Hey there! If you’ve ever wondered how our favorite to-do apps got so awesome, this video’s got the full scoop, and it’s a fun ride through their stories! Back in 2010, to-do apps were either clunky or snooze-worthy, but then Christian Reber and his Wonderlist team changed the game with a simple, beautiful app that just worked everywhere, phone, tablet, laptop, you name it. Wonderlist stole millions of hearts until Microsoft came along, bought it, and then… well, shut it down (ouch!). But don’t worry! Christian bounced back with Superlist, which picks up where Wonderlist left off, with cool features like nested tasks, smart language tools, and awesome integrations with Slack, Gmail, and GitHub. It’s basically like Wonderlist on steroids.

Then there’s Clear, remember that one? It was loved for its smooth gestures and clean design but hit some rough patches with its update, losing some sync and making users pay for stuff that used to be free. It’s still nice to use, but it feels like a shadow of its former self.

Actions by Bonobo brings back that minimalist beauty, working great with Apple stuff and even syncing perfectly with calendars. Sadly, though, it’s wrapping up by 2025 since the tiny team can’t keep it going forever. If you love simple, gorgeous design with just enough features, Actions might be your jam.

Last but not least, GoodTask is like the Swiss Army knife of reminders, built right on top of Apple’s system but packed with customization, from smart lists to attachments and even theme tweaks. It’s perfect if you want serious control over your to-dos without losing the Apple ecosystem perks.

So, whether you want flashy new features or classic simplicity, these apps each tell a cool story of how to-do lists evolved from boring checklists to productivity powerhouses. Check out the video, pick your fave, and let’s talk about which one fits your style. Trust me, managing your tasks has never been this interesting!

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