Remember The Milk

Fantastic so far. I found RTM when searching for a new app after Wunderlist was subsumed into the depth of mediocrity that is Microsoft and improvements stopped whilst features were removed! But RTM does everything that Wunderlist did and that I wished it did and more. I've been able to make my prioritisation and tracking of to do even more useful to me. It is a joy to use.

One of the best todo list programs out there. The free version is very capable without even needing a subscription. A few oversights in features, which according to their forums they've known about for years, so there's some neglect here. Nonetheless a very good app.

Very easy to use, perfect for my needs. I used to forget the milk all the time, but haven't done so once since installing this. Now if only someone could create a 'Remember the Eggs' app, I might be able to save my marriage

Great app with Good input abilities and the subtasks are a key selling point. My only complaint is the goofy logo/icon. It is not very professional looking. Otherwise, no regrets on my premium subscription.

Powerful, flexible and easy to use! Can be easily configured to suit your own workflow and lifestyle. The features you don't use won't get in your way so it doesn't feel bloated.

Simple to use, fantastic user interface. I am fairly ADD and this is the first Todo app that I didn't give up on out of frustration. Its auto-complete is much better than the default, it usually knows what I want in just a few keystrokes. Give it a try, you'll like it.

Terrible usability for a shared shopping list use case I don't understand the good reviews here. I installed this to test sharing a shopping list with my partner. It turns out you can't share lists from the app. Viewing permissions on a list has a learn more link to their website which returns a 404. It does let me share a single task. That doesn't end up being useful for a shopping list though as you can only mark tasks as complete and add text notes. There are no checklists that apps like Trello or Google keep provide. It seems like there is no simple lightweight way of just having a shared checklist in the way that Google keep provides.

I've been using Remember the Milk for a long time and I can't imagine how I would be productive with anything else. The app makes RTM very convenient to use. I wouldn't be able to stay on top of my to do list without it!

This app is extremely useful for to do lists. I can tag tasks and this organize them by parts of my life, and then I can either see all tasks by date or by category. This app helps me manage anxiety by allowing me to feel in control and organized. And the cow is cute

If someone has the paid version and you don't it's a real pain to work with them. Things like subtasks will be hidden from you. Why hide basic functionality?

Great, I tried a few Android list apps, but they were trying too hard to be an iOS app, with limited functionality in free mode that it was impossible to trial it properly. RTM suffers none of these issues. I love RTM's cross platfrom support (I'm using it on Windows, iOS, Linux mint and Android.) And the power of the smart lists.

I just use it for simple to do lists. I break this down onto categories such as personal and work related items. You can also set priorities. It works well and smoothly.

Just needed a checklist app. It wants me to sign up. Why? Don't need the hassle. I'll find an app that actually works instead of this P.O.S.

RTM is the best to-do list manager I've found and constantly being improved. The ability to assign priority, date, category (list), AND multiple tags to a task makes it more flexible and easier to use than the competing apps that I've used. Being able to sort lists in various ways + drag-and-drop tasks -- including the mobile version -- makes it even more user-friendly. As I have requested before, the ability to attach an image and/or an audio file to a note, it would make it perfect! (Oh, and I still wish I could share a note via social media like I mentioned several updates ago.)

I've been using RTM for a decade long now and I can't find any equivalent app which is so simple & yet powerful for task management. Still I feel there is a good scope to improve this in terms of rule confimation for direct integration with email accounts, bank accounts & other utility accounts, there by the tasks can be self manager automatically for a more seamless monitoring, in the form of a dashboard. As a aspirant of highly organized way of living, I gave do many ideas & enhancements around this tool and I'm more than happy to be contacted by email for any inputs around the enhancements if RTM. Cheers !!

Wasn't impressed by free version. It's more like a demo, not really usable. If you don't plan to buy the app and still searching for simple and powerful list app, look elsewhere.

Overall, this application will get the job done. RTM's system of smart lists is very adapted to pretty much almost anyone's needs. At least, that's only if they had the same things applied to Subtasks. Nested tasks feel much more like a hack into the system and using them feels clunky. My personal gripe also includes the lacking control over email imports. I've contacted them as a Pro user over a particular issue and they don't have plans to fix it anytime soon. So again, RTM works so long as your first impressions is nice enough, because it's not clear what they're ever working on.

From palm pilot to Catch to Springpad I've arrived at rememberthemilk hoping this one would last. So far very good! I really like how I can send emails directly to it. I would like it more if it had an option to have a password or code to get into it. That would make it just that little bit more secure which would be nice.

Still not perfect, but better for me than the alternatives. Good power user features. Clumsy interface for adding notes.

It makes checklists, but not in the sense of grocery lists, in the sense of to do lists. The things I really like are the ability to make reports (i.e., what have I done in the last week) and the fact that it runs on nearly everything. Really handy.

Used RTM a while ago, then tried some other task apps. Came back to this because it is just the best. Keep up the good work!

I have given up using post it notes thanks to this app. I am getting a lot more done... faster.

Awesome for use with "getting things done" . This is THE best to do app out there. The "quick add" feature as well as the ability to email a whole list of tasks into the application makes it efficient. Tags, lists, and smart lists make it ultra useful.

I have ADHD and I've tried countless to do apps, I keep coming back to this. Lots of nice features, easy to use, great support works on phone and web.

I've tried many different task manager apps and this is the one I keep coming back to. It has the best user interface and there are some great new features like how much time an action is going to take so I can now look at my workload for the week. Great

This App is perfect for briefly making your daily tasks which allows you to edit, check off, and review what you've done before. I love how it keeps things organized as well!!

It just works as intended, with an easy interface for 'simple' use, but enough bells and whistles to keep all the power users occupied.

I recently switched to RTM from another popular task app, and I really enjoy using the app. I love that I can manage my tasks from my keyboard if I want to. RTM is incredibly flexible if you opt for the Pro subscription (which I did), and support is terrific.

If there was a way to go in and look at a specific date, this would be the most genius app. It's already reallu helpful, but if I was able to use this as a calendar also I would be forever sold.

Superb App. So simple n easy to use in organizing yourself even in day to day tasks, carrying over the unfurnished ones. Sync feature enables you to have it on multiple devices. A must have app.

What I've found unique about this app is the shortcuts when adding a new task and the advanced reoccurring tasks options - these two have kept me coming back to it...

Great for keeping track of all your 'stuff', tagged and sorted. GTD people will like it. A year later I still like it. Edit. It works well on the LG G3. Still working well. Am still using it

I use this in place of a calendar app for and my scheduling and also things like shopping lists.

Tried many todo apps, stuck with this one.

I always keep finding new ways to make use of this app for making sure I don't forget to do the simple things I have to remember. The accessibility from both the phone and the browser is essential.

Been using this for over 10 years and I have never seen anything better...for free

Love it :) Can't leave without it. I tried many other tools. This one works best for me. It' fast and handy. Most important benefit for me - it works brilliantly​ on all platforms.

Very simple. That's the beauty. Strong search to retrieve and mass edit. Free is very capable. Reliance on internet connection is maybe the major constraint but that's how it works in a cross platform ecosystem.

Here are the features that are important to me: 1. UI - 4/5, 2. Flow in adding tasks - 4/5, 3. Smart date parsing - Y, 4. Categories - color not available on free, probably on premium

RTM is do easy to use, even with my complex lists and works well on my phone. My wife is glad that I never forget the milk anymore.