so hello everyone and welcome back to another video today we're diving into 10
free to-do list applications that are on the market right now now as you can imagine to-do
list applications are traditionally between sort of one dollar and four dollars a month
but as you can imagine when it comes to free applications what ones are actually available
because what we'll do in today's video is include free ones and free ones with paid upgrades in this
list free ones are actually harder to come across than you think now as you can imagine
paid applications in the third party space tend to help support the sustainability and growth
and sometimes a free application might present other ways for example like ads and tips that
for example might not actually give you the most free experience of them all so we're gonna give
you an order of the most free to start and then finish with some of those free ones
with paid models a little later so as you can imagine if you're new here please do hit subscribe
and feel free to comment below because this video came from one of our users who recommended
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in the comments below so the first one on our list is actually a microsoft solution
now a while ago an application called vunderlist watch which was a free to do this application
that did have a premium upgrade got bought by microsoft and they turned it into microsoft to do
now if you have a microsoft account you can get access to microsoft to do for free and there's no
real limitations unless you're looking to connect it to for example a microsoft plan or microsoft
subscription which does add more of the pricing and those integrations come in later however if
you want to use microsoft to do hypothetically it can be entirely free with no ads and no confusing
upgrades for later the second on our list is very similar it's google tasks and if you don't know
google actually have their own tasks application which is available on android and ios and
it does come with a sort of web version but there's no ads it is free to use and there's even
no upgrades for you to worry about but google tasks presents actually a really handy feature
for gmail users if you haven't yet checked our video at how to create a google task from a gmail
this is really helpful because you can turn any email into a task really easily whilst being on
the web so google tasks a great alternative if you're in that google ecosystem up next
is apple reminders and this comes pre-built and installed inside of every ios application this
comes pre-built and available inside of every new iphone you can actually now delete this
application from your phone but apple reminders presents a really functional way to create a to do
add a due date and be able to get started straight away now on ios there's an application called do
and it's due with an exclamation mark but it's a very simple reminders based to-do list application
that actually has ads inside of it that i believe can be removed for about five dollars
and there's an optional tip that could come in but obviously we're not promoting it because it's free
we're trying to keep this one free as possible but as you can imagine it does have a free experience
for managing your reminders keeping track of your to-do's and planning ahead so that's
just something to note number five is another google solution and it does have an entirely
free experience google keep has a great way to start making checklists and just get yourself
started with some basic to-do's now it doesn't work in my opinion as well as a to-do list as
google tasks does but the benefit is you can use a checklist a note for a task to be able to use it
alongside your notes that you create sort of like a post-it note library inside of google keep so
that's one of the reasons i recommend it above say google tasks sometimes if you're looking to create
uh notes alongside of it okay so now we're going to talk about four applications that
have paid well they have a paid version but they do have the free version but as you can imagine
there are some limitations so number six on our list is ticktick and it is a free application
but it does have some limitations in terms of your list task subtask count etc so for example
when you're creating lists inside of the free version of ticktick you can only create up to nine
lists with 99 tasks per list and 19 tasks subtasks per task and only two reminders and one attachment
so there are some limitations here however this is actually a pretty decent bet because sometimes we
don't typically use a lot of these and we normally tick off tasks so for example that task count of
99 per list actually excludes completed tasks and normally we don't have more than 99 in our list
so ticktick is a great solution for that looking next number seven we've got zenkit to do
now zenkit to do is actually got a personal plan and you can not just add yourself to it but you
can add up to eight people for free and it has 500 megabytes of attachments which is pretty decent
up to 100 lists so that's much more than for example the nine that you get inside a tick tick
and up to 10 000 tasks and you don't have to pay for this which is absolutely fantastic now
you can actually get all of the other features that you typically get inside of the basic plan
like for example reminders comments and file uploads but you won't get some of the stuff
like recurring tasks tags and user roles and this is pretty common with most of the free
stuff and that's something to remember inside of tiktik as well there are some account limitations
however being able to add up to 10 000 tasks is pretty decent especially against just
99 for the other one now any do do have another alternative as our number eight
they have a free plan which does allow you to get access to all of their regular features
minus for example their advanced recurring tasks location-based reminders focus mode and even
some limitations on that feature called moments and back backgrounds and themes
become compromised if you go for the free plan but as you can imagine it's pretty much that you don't
i don't think i i haven't seen any limitations you get with their any due plan in terms of
how many tasks you can add there are limitations when it comes to file upload like 1.5 megabyte per
file but definitely a good solution if you're looking at no limitations for your own plans
next up another fantastical rounder is to do it and in their free plan they have a fairly generous
experience with five active projects you can have active tasks you can have up to 300 per project
and you can have 20 sections you can also also collaborate with up to five people per project
but the file upload is a little low at five megabytes but in comparison with any do a 1.5 meg
it's a little bit better you do get filter views at three and you don't get reminder sadly this is
something you need to upgrade in inside of todoist now our final one is actually click up and we only
recommend this because they've got a really decent free plan in click up free plan you can actually
use it as a personal to-do list so it's a great optional thing and they do have unlimited users
and unlimited guests i think as part of that plan and a fairly reasonable storage amount as well
but you also get access to the majority of the basic project management abilities too
so if you're looking to take it a little bit further that's beneficial to have that too
anyway folks all of these will be listed in the description below if you want to check them out
and feel free to reach out to me in the comments if you have any questions but
i tried rounding up a few free to-do list applications for you guys to find
the best one save a bit of cash maybe and find out which one's most suitable for you anyway
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