Remember The Milk
Add to favorites Rating: 4.4 (17,076) Cost: Free Downloads: 1,000,000 - 5,000,000
Take your to-do list anywhere with this feature-packed app; never forget the milk (or anything else) again. Remember The Milk (RTM) for Android connects with the popular online service of the same name. With millions of users worldwide, Remember The Milk is everywhere you are: from your phone, to the web, to your Google apps, and more.
"This app represents mobile task management at it finest." - Mashable
Key Features:
• Add and complete tasks on the go.
• Sync with Remember The Milk online (limit once every 24 hours). Great for backing up your tasks and notes.
• Organize the way you want to with priorities, due dates, time estimates, repeating, lists, tags, and more.
• Search your tasks and notes, and save your favourite searches as Smart Lists.
• See tasks nearby and plan the best way to get things done.
• And more! See www.rmilk.com/android for details.
Pro Features:
★ Unlimited auto-syncing with Remember The Milk online.
★ Keep in sync with your tasks on multiple devices.
★ Get reminded with notifications for tasks due or nearby.
★ Widgets and badge goodness for your home screen.
★ And more! See www.rmilk.com/pro for details.
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Joe - 2011-07-28
It's such a great service to use and a really well designed application. Too bad all that is ruined because it's super slow, sync lags the UI.
bkoppe - 2011-08-16
I'm not sure what the $25/year is supposed to pay for, since the Android app has barely improved over the last 12-18 months. It's surely not going toward web app development, since that hasn't changed, nor is it making a difference in iOS development since it took them forever to release an iPad app. As much as I like RTM, it's simply not worth the money. Since I've discovered Toodledo supports repeating tasks after completion date, I will be using that with DGT GTD & ToDo instead.
HokieGeek - 2011-08-30
I've used RTM for 5 years now, and love it, but I certainly don't love it enough to pay $25 a year. Maybe once, but not every year. There's been 0 development on the web app since I started using it and now that I really need an app that seamlessly syncs to my phone, I find myself neither liking the app they offer nor the price. Looks like after 5 years I am switching task managers.
Gareth - 2011-08-21
Looks good but no way am I paying $25 a year for it. A one of charge of $2 or so would be fine, but but an annual fee - no.
C - 2011-09-13
Bin sehr zufrieden, da ich nun zuverlässig meine Aufgaben zwischen Windows und Android synchronisieren kann. Der Preis ist m.E. absolut unangemessen. Deshalb auch 2 Sterne Abzug.
scnnr - 2011-09-22
Don't get conned. Android market this app is wrongly labelled as free. Once installed it says you have 15 days free trial before paying.
FormidableMulk - 2011-09-02
It syncs like a champ, which is something that can't be said for most of the other advanced todo list apps that I've found. That being said, it's $25/year. I'm willing to pay that until something better comes along. (ToodleDo has the same features I used from the RtM website, for free, but doesn't sync RELIABLY with any Android apps.) Adding Scrolling Widget support for the LauncherPro & ADW launchers would be a big plus for this app.
Jeff - 2011-09-08
As others have said, $25 a year is too expensive for a task management application. I would expect a much more robust and flexible Android application for that amount of money. I let me subscription end over a year ago and haven't been back. It's a shame too, since the web version is rather good.
Alan - 2011-08-11
Agreed - $25 is a VERY fair price! Great GTD app, nothing else has batch operations, and syncing is flawless!
Phil - 2011-09-23
I wish people would read the description instead of giving an app 1 star for being "misleading", when the first thing stated is you need a Pro account
Filed Under: Productivity
If you’d like a tool for managing your time and projects, you can use this application inspired by David Allen’s GTD:
http://www.Gtdagenda.com
You can use it to manage and prioritize your goals, projects and tasks, set next actions and contexts, use checklists, schedules and a calendar.
Comes with a mobile version too, and with an Android app.