Microsoft To Do

Microsoft To Do is without a doubt a more polished version of any to-do list out there, even the classic written one. Like with most delicious recipes, the most successful things lie in the simplest of combinations. I was really impressed with the perfect balance struck between a friendly application and really helpful and accessible settings. If you are looking to increase productivity or your efficiency when working, regardless if at home, at work, in school, or otherwise, this is the tool for you.

Who says that if it deals with serious matters, it can't also be tailored to your tastes? Nobody, which is why you'll be happy to find out, like I was, that a series of features can be customized when working with the application. The prominent feature here is of course theme switching. You can easily jump from one colorful setting to another, unless you like its initial minimalist and down-to-earth look.

Something that really intrigued me was the ability to add more profiles to the app, and switch between them while also moving tasks from one profile to the other. This is perfect for scenarios where a group of people have access to the same app. As a result, if I have to leave some of my tasks to my peers, I can directly move them and ultimately assign them to whomever I feel might be able to continue my work.

Starting with the simple list-creating features, which allow you to divide tasks further, based on their targeted final goal, continuing with the ability to mark what is done, leave tasks for later, or simply indicate that they are still work in progress and ultimately ending with the ability to schedule tasks on certain days, I'd say you pretty much get the best of the best when planning your day, week or month.

Microsoft To Do manages to perfectly mix its formula for the ultimate creation of a highly capable organizer, something that any user out there needs on any number of complex tasks.