Todoist’s Intelligent Input is one of its best-kept secrets. It scans what you type and automatically picks up anything actionable. For example, if you type in “Pick up milk at 8 a.m. tomorrow ...

In this step-by-step Todoist tutorial, I'll show you how to set up your account, create projects, add tasks and subtasks, set priorities, and use features like the inbox, ...

Todoist is a good, basic task management choice, especially if your team is already familiar with the tool for handling day-to-day tasks and personal checklists.

Todoist has launched a new feature for its task-management productivity app, one that’s designed to incentivize productivity through gamification. Now, with Todoist Karma launching today ...

Todoist. In Todoist, pricing isn’t directly per user. In Pro, you pay a monthly flat fee for up to 25 people per project. In Business, you pay for each full member, guest users are unlimited and ...

Todoist is one of the go-to productivity tools amongst the Engadget staff. Thanks to features like handy organization options and natural language support, it was easy to pick the app as our top ...

Todoist was founded in 2007 by entrepreneur Amir Salihefendic to help manage his own tasks while attending college and working multiple programming jobs and side projects. Today, Todoist is one of ...

Todoist has long been one of the best task management / to-do services out there. It works on just about every platform you could ask for and is frequently updated with useful features. But one of ...

In Todoist, there’s a new “Reschedule” button next to the overdue section. The service intelligently suggests new due dates for all these overdue tasks based on many different data points.

Todoist is a multi-platform task-tracking environment that runs on an array of operating systems and devices, including Windows, Apple, Chromebooks and even smartphone watches.

Back in March, task-management app Todoist for iOS received its largest update ever, making it it easier to use, more functional and a lot prettier to look at, too. Now, it’s Android‘s turn.