

While organizing tasks to individual lists, you’ll be able to assign reminders and due dates.

This is the section that will take up most of your time on the app. From here, you can also access upcoming tasks. The ‘Planned’ category displays all the tasks to be completed on a specific day. What’s the ‘Planned’ section?Ĭertain preset categories are mentioned on the left-side navigation pane. But as you go on using the program, you’ll be able to find hidden features, customization options, themes, and preset categories, such as Lists, Tasks, Important, Planned, My Day, and Assigned To You.

Upon opening a new Microsoft To-Do account, the application doesn’t look anything special. However, the program soon evolved into something much better than Wunderlist. In the first few releases, the advanced features of the latter weren’t available. Microsoft To-Do came about after the IT giant acquired Wunderlist. Customizable themes, preset categories, and more Since the program is lightweight and completely free, it has become a good alternative to paid planning tools. Based on how easy it was to work with the Graph API and Pipedream I whipped up the following workflow.Whether you’re a student, professional, or freelancer, Microsoft To-Do download offers quick access to your tasks and lists. I randomly thought this morning that it would be kind of cool to take my list and actually put it up on my blog. More than once I wrote down the gist of an idea and later on forgot what the heck I was thinking. (Literally during my writing of this blog entry I had an idea for another blog entry and it turns out I already wrote it.) I also try to add a few notes so that I can remember exactly what I was thinking. I've got a horrible memory so whenever a random idea pops in my head, I try to immediately write it down. I'm a huge fan of Microsoft To Do and while I use it for tasks lists, my biggest use case now is a "blog idea" list. A few months ago I wrote up a blog article on how to use Microsoft's Graph API to check your tasks and congratulate for completing items over the previous week.
