Currently, there seems to be a never-ending list of apps available for download, and many can increase an individual’s access to and success in the classroom, in the community, or in a variety of other contexts. Over the summer, we’ll highlight several of these apps, so hopefully you find one that fits your lifestyle!
App name: Any.do
Where you can access this app: smartphone, computer/laptop, tablet, some smart watches
What can this app do?
This app keeps all of your lists and to-do items in one app. Any.do has the following features: to-do lists, a calendar, grocery lists, reminders, and a daily planner.
- To-Do List/Reminders/Daily Planner
Beyond keeping a simple to-do list, you can also color-code and prioritize tasks. Set up custom one-time reminders, repeating reminders that occur at the same time every day/week/etc., and location-based reminders (such as reminding you to feed the cat when you get home).
- Calendar
Any.do syncs with your previously existing calendar, including Google Calendar.
- Grocery List
The grocery list feature automatically organizes items based on sections of the grocery store and saves recently purchased/regularly occurring items so you can easily add them to your list.
How much does this app cost? The app is free to download, but a subscription is required to access some features.
Click here to learn more about this app.
Source: https://www.any.do/
It’s a great list. And I agree with your point to use devices to organize. Bordio has really up-to-date interface, you can choose different colors for different types of activities, complete tasks and events when you finish them.