today we're diving into five more to-do list applications that you can check out we did our
main top and best to-do list applications of the year but these are some of the ones that didn't
necessarily make that list but are still pretty helpful and have a little bit of a different
approach to many of the others that we covered before welcome if you're new to keep productive
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here is one called routine now I love the way that routine is designed it is really gorgeously laid
out and combines not only your tasks but with your calendar and your notes as well you can create
Pages much like you would inside of something like notion inside of there and also manage your to-do
list for the day in a very minimal clean looking feel and they've got a great ability ability to
capture as well which is something that a lot of people do like as users of routine and routine has
been growing fairly routinely it's been posting updates um often and people tend to liking how
their development cycle is working but this is great if you're looking for a something like an
alternative to ackee flow maybe alternative to sunsama that has a more personal daily planner
approach to your to-do's so next up is time stripe now I did a full feature and review on
this a couple of years ago now but time Stampers continue to grow and what their specialty is
trying to think more towards not necessarily day planning but long-term planning so what it does
quite nice is it allows you to plan sometimes for your day but allows you to see how that
correlates to your week month year and five year goals and keeping a sort of zoomed out approach to
your task management now I quite like this for more personal to-do's because sometimes that's
something we typically forget when we're doing our own sort of personal to do this but like what do
we get need to get done today what do we need to do that but sometimes we forget how it approaches
in the long term how some of these larger goals can be filtered down and smaller tasks can be
broken out from then to help us achieve them sometimes we lose track of that especially when
we're managing our tasks so time stripe seems to be a pretty decent job of that as well as a
few other abilities that are a bit of contrarian to some of the to-do list apps you may have seen
in our other video so number three is tatask and again this one comes in it is very minimal
approach it hasn't necessarily gotten a design but what it's got is a different approach in terms of
creating a project so what you can do is add all of your tasks but you can basically group tasks
together and they can pop out as their own sort of list and you can begin to complete them like
you would but the hierarchy is slightly different to what you would find in are traditional to do
this application now I think this is quite nice for those who are maybe routinely adding tasks
to a web-based and who find themselves looking for an alternative structure to do a to-do list
application this is the one it's worth looking at and it's still fairly early days so again
much like the other two still early days but this one much more in the early stages an interesting
take on to-do list applications right now number four is llama life now if you haven't heard lamb
life it is a very neat application what it is is a Chrome extension right now that pops into this
micro to-do list like experience now a llama life focuses much more on trying to do I guess smaller
chunking items versus necessarily the big big stuff you can integrate it with todoist and
other applications but it does come at a medium pricing for to do this application like this but
naturally comes from an independent developer like many of the others on the list llama life
is nice because you can create routines from it but you can also basically set up this whole long
list you can add in breaks and you can be a bit more mindful about your own personal productivity
for the day it's got timers in it it's got some other abilities with Sound and Music in terms
of making your experience a bit more focused and it's a really interesting approach and especially
when it comes to real hyper Focus type activities so llama life something will be reviewed here on
the channel before need to do our re-review of it anyway soon but I hope that the review comes
in helpful when looking at it so number five is amazing Marvin now you may have heard of this and
it's got a really strong Community now amazing Marvin is sort of like a build your own to-do
list application without necessarily the notion like structures what it does essentially have a
core experience and then what you can do is add all of these abilities like pitching on abilities
like features to really enhance it and a lot of the features and abilities that you can switch on
are correlated to productivity Frameworks like GTD and other famous books and methodologies
what's nice about that is you can really tailor the experience your to-do experience around that
and you can use it to sort of build your own setup that works best for you so amazing Marvin's been
on the market for some time now and what's been fairly highly priced most of these are fairly
highly pressed because they're more independent developers but at the same time it does have a
good community and a lot of people do Rave about Marvin and find it to be one of those ones that
once you work out how to use it and sort of set up your own layouts then a lot of people do like that
experience so folks hopefully you found this video helpful in finding a to do this application please
do let me know if you've found one and maybe not from this list or maybe it's from this list
in the comments below I'd really love to hear and quite nosy about what to lose applications
people use this naturally because there's so many productivity apps out there if you're new to the
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