Evernote, Wunderlist and other task management apps - which is best?

[devarty]

I use Evernote for notes, Reminders app for short to long stuff and Clear on iPhone for daily reminders.

 

[MarcJ_J]

For managing tasks is best for me sDays.
For taking notes Evernote.

 

[Ledsteplin]

The stock Notes app works great for me along with Reminders. It'll be even better in iOS 9. AnyList is nice for groceries.

 

[Ariel Babalao]

I use awesome note. It's really awesome.


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[pr1nce]

The stock notes app and the stock reminders app work for me.

 

[Faresi]

As many wrote before me - Evernote is a really good app. Wunderlist, as you wrote yourself already, lacks some options Evernote has.

 

[ctt1wbw]

After trying Things, Omnifocus, The Hit List, and a few others, I switched back to Things. Seems to work the best and honestly, it's the most pleasing UI to look at. Just gorgeous.

 

[Ericclark4]

I've used Evernote, never tried Wunderlist. I also use Google Keep through Chrome on different Computers.

 

[anon(9057135)]

Google Keep/Google Now and Cortana.

 

[P5 Games]

Evernote is very good.

 

[bobpet63]

I use OmniFocus

 

[imwjl]

Evernote is reality a notes system.

I use Apple Reminders because it connects to Apple and Microsoft servers.

As a sys admin I use and manage several systems that include G Suite, Office 365, Trello and others mentioned. Office 365 is the overall best or at least most capable. Office 365 includes Planner.

 

[ForrestCal]

I'm predominantly using Evernote as well. It works fine, for my needs anyway. I was interesting what other people are using too. Might give some of the other options a go too.

 

[imwjl]

It interests me to read this because Evernote is really a notes system above all, and Wunderlist has been purchased by Microsoft with a lot of good changes happening with Office 365.

To me the best task management systems have good server side and have to be available across platforms. Apple's Reminders app synchronizing with Office 365 or an Exchange server is a good example of that.

The perfect world might be coming soon - taking your Office 365 Planner items personal as "To-Do" app. For now anything To-Do is also going to show up in your iPhone or Mac's Reminders app.

 

[lovekimfan]

I don't have experience with Wunderlist, but for me, evernote is a good app to use. It seems that most people are using even notes just like me do.