This can also be applied to your work (you can even attach files), like a simplified version of a project management application. You’ll be able to see items getting ticked off in real time. Wunderlist allows you to set up collaborative lists which gives it the edge over many other applications (and your traditional pen and paper). Okay, you can probably handle a shopping list for one shop but if you need to go to multiple places then sharing the workload with your family will make things much easier. You may finally be able to keep track of all your friends TV and movie suggestions! For example, within the ‘Home’ tab, you can choose to access your lists for ‘Groceries’, ‘Home To-dos’, ‘TV Shows’, ‘Movies to Watch’ and more. Clicking on one of the tabs opens up a list of sub-folders. Your account and profile are at the top followed by a menu of tabs: ‘Assigned to me’, ‘Today’, ‘Week’ and ‘Home’ and others. Your home screen (on the mobile application) has a side bar. It is easy to get started and has an intuitive interface. There are some great reasons to use this app. There’s no doubt the news is a negative but you can still get some use out of it, and the app may never be discontinued. Not only that, if the application is terminated Microsoft will release a warning and give you time to migrate onto their own application (‘Microsoft To Do’) or find yourself another.

That makes complete sense, but two years has passed, and Wunderlist is still available for download.

Their rocketing trajectory has slowed considerably since Microsoft announced it would be discontinued. At the time they were bought out by Microsoft, Wunderlist had accumulated 13 million users. Unfortunately for many, the Berlin-based start-up (‘6Wunderkinder’) sold Wunderlist to Microsoft in 2015, just two years after its release in April 2013.

‘Wunderlist’, or should I say ‘Microsoft To Do’? Is Wunderlist still the wonder list it once was?

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