Any.DO: to-do list app for iPhone

When choosing a to-do app list, don’t go with an ‘Any one will do’ attitude – try the Any.DO approach!

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Our Verdict

Free, beautifully designed, well thought-out and often ingenious. It’s not quite perfect, but it’s not far off.

For

  • Clean interface
  • Simple operation

Against

  • No location reminders
  • Missable alerts

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Part Due, part Clear and part Apple’s own Reminders app, it’s like Any.DO has been created by picking and choosing great parts of other to-do list apps. You interact, for example, much like Clear.

It’s a clean interface, with few visible buttons. You can simply pull the list down to create a new entry; if you pull down quickly, you get a typing interface, but if you pull for a bit longer, you can dictate your to-do. It’s then added to the list, which you can reorder by tapping and holding on an entry, then dragging. To cross an entry off, swipe your finger through it.

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The Verdict
8

out of 10

Any.DO

Free, beautifully designed, well thought-out and often ingenious. It’s not quite perfect, but it’s not far off.

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