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(That feels a little weird, to be honest, but it’s worth it because it’s so easy to add to the list from anywhere.) Errands, ideas, reading lists, vacation plans – Wunderlist will keep track of them all just as easily. It’s perfect for grocery lists, as long as you don’t mind wandering the store with your phone in your hand. Clear it from the list with a simple tap. Add a to-do by typing a few words and clicking a button. Wunderlist quickly turned up as the top candidate. I wanted an app that would keep my grocery list and a reminder to order more polo mallets, and keep it in sync on my phone and computers. I don’t happen to like the design but I’m sure it works fine if you have an Android phone and use Chrome. There are no installable programs for Windows or Mac.

Google introduced Google Keep for Android to little fanfare in 2013 and just got around to releasing a preview of an iOS app.

iPhones have Apple’s Reminders app, which works fine on iPhones and nowhere else.

I use OneNote more than almost any other program but I’ve always abandoned attempts to use it for simple to dos. It can be used for simple task lists but it’s cumbersome.

Microsoft OneNote can store any kind of information, from web pages to unstructured notes to recipes.

( Here’s more info about Linenberger’s method of tracking tasks in Outlook.) It requires some time to customize the Outlook task view pane but it suits my work flow.

I use Outlook Tasks for my client work, following the plan laid out by Michael Linenberger in his book Total Workday Control.

There’s no shortage of ways to handle task lists.

Sounds good, eh? Here’s a little more info for you to decide whether to give it a try. Your lists will be kept in sync no matter where you look at them. You can use it on iPhones, Android phones, tablets, Windows and Mac computers, and on the web. Wunderlist makes it easy to manage to do lists.