Hello folks and welcome back to the Keep Productive YouTube channel
Now you are probably coming here because you've heard the Wunderlist news if you haven't short summary
Wunderlist is shutting down on May the 6th and
Whilst you might want to use the application all the way until that date
You might want to think about an alternative to the application
Now as you can imagine I've shortlisted a few I'm going to talk about them and how they might be suitable for you
So let's start with a look at three categories
the first is in exchange, in terms of getting almost a bi-carbonate copy of
the list in your hands I've talking about a second category called upgrade in sort of pushing your
Application a little bit further and then I'm going to talk about some alternatives
Which you might want to make the switch to?
In the future and obviously that might be you know, give you a bit more thinking around the application. So here we go
Let's start with the exchange now. Obviously you may want to exchange this application
From vendor list to Microsoft to-do now the great thing is that service is still run by
Microsoft and it will allow you to import your lists all the way up till May 6th, really really easily and
In a verifying tree in fashion. They have pretty much all the features including new features like mybay and suggestions
so you won't be sort of missing out on all of the nice things like wallpapers that vendor lists used to have and
I guess some of the basic experiences would list sharing
Etc, etc. Now there is a another application which I think is fairly close to vendor lists in a sense. It's called any do
They're an application that's been around for a while. And in their premium service. I'd say really matches the vendor list experience
So I'd take a look at that one
What's quite nice is you can order everything inside of lists?
And they also combine the likes of AI to help you to organize and plan ahead with your productivity
So those are the two applications Microsoft to do and any do if you're looking for a pretty much replica experience of vendor list
Now if you're looking to actually upgrade maybe you want to take this time out to go
I may a few more features and also a few more I guess abilities that may take myself a little bit further
Those are two duyst and ticktick now the first two doest I would say it's a really great
All-rounder and it provides you with a really smooth experience
And if you're a vendor list user you will actually get the ability to convert any of your tasks into
Your new todoist account if you wish to sign up and that's the same with ticktick as well
I think today's does a good job introducing features like
Intelligent input where if you type anything in for example, like go to bed
Every night at 11:00 p.m. It will come up as a recurring task, but it really understands that natural language input
They're all host of features as well like the ability to create
Subtasks that you know stem from a task view
Projects as well and future the abilities like boards that will take your experience a little bit further
Now the other application is ticktick. The reason why I want to put this one out there is because again
It has a good importer for vendor list users
But what I also like about it is that it has a lot more of a gamification
Experience it does have rewards which allows you to go up levels when you're working towards your productivity ticking off at tasks
but it also has
Really impressive themes that also span across the seasons. So for example, if you want a nice winter wonderland
Theme that goes onto the back of your typical account
It does really well at that and the great thing is you can organize your tasks using Kanban and it does add a fair amount
Of features that you wouldn't have had on vendor list, so that's something to consider
embedding stuff like priorities
You know
natural language input like it hasn't todoist and also advanced project setups like smart lists to help you create these
Lists, they're a little bit more interactive than say even Microsoft - duze or vendor lists, okay
So the final ones I want to recommend are more alternatives these two applications
Although similar in productivity sense in that you can create lists for your to-do lists
And they might be a bit sort of, you know require you to research them a little bit further
But I want to introduce of them. The first is things three now if you've got a bit more of a budget
Say you're using a Mac or Apple devices. This could be a really nice application for you
what it is is it's a to-do list application its costs 49 dollars 99 on Mac and
9.99 on iOS and if you're on the iPad version, that's 19 dollars 99
That's a one-off cost
And obviously if you're paying nothing for vendor list, then that might be a bit of a shock to you
but it's definitely worth considering the reason why I typically recommend it is because it's a very clean application and
If you're looking for a long term base
I quite like the fact that you can plan and connect with your calendar terms of scheduling forward create projects and areas and also
Break away tasks as specifically in the evening for this evening or today, which is quite nice
The application is really well designed
It's designed by a company called cultured code and it's really well put together so you can check that one out
I'll make sure to conclude the link in description and the second application is notion and although I don't
Necessarily always recommend it for task management
I think that this application introduces things like table databases
Which you may have heard about and they actually do allow you to organize and plan tasks creating checklists
And there are a few great templates that can get you started in terms of moving over to
You know a task management design a notion, but it also will might help you to coordinate some of your work
I know the only reason I recommend this is because I know that many other vendor list users like
Like quite a relaxed light set up and I think you can replicate that quite well inside of notion
Whether that's through what's called a table database or whether that's through a weekly agenda
Which is just a very simple checkboxes to get you started. So there all of my recommendations guys
Let's just go over that for the exchange of applications. You may want Microsoft to do or any do if you want to upgrade
Look at todoist or tick tick and if you're looking for a slightly out there alternative that may push the boundaries of your productivity
Try things three and notion. These are all my recommendations and naturally you can read all the details below for those applications
but if you a specific question, for example, you want some advice on
You know eg what to do this application
Should I go for send me a few of the situations that you're currently using your application?
To the email francesco at t-- productive calm and i'm more than happy to try and recommend a few for you
I'm always keen to help you go long-term with an application
So you may have been with Vandellas five three four years or five years six years seven years
And I'm really eager to help you settle down with a new application that will last you a fair while so, you know
um
Feel free to pop that me and that email if you want to
But it's been a pleasure sort of over viewing these alternatives if you're new to keep productive
Make sure you subscribe and I will talk to you guys very very soon
And if you actually have moved already, it'd be great to hear some of your thoughts below
So feel free to comment with some of your suggestions. Anyway guys a big
Thank you, and I'll talk to you guys very very soon. Cheers. Everyn. Bye
You