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JohnnyC's avatar

For what it's worth, I think the combo of Todoist and Evernote is great; but todoist does tasks better. And obviously Evernote does note-taking an data capturing better. So I use them for their intended function. I still keep notes of client tasks in Evernote (it's a simple check list rather than "tasks"); I still track projects and initiatives in Evernotes. I make a todist task that points me to my client "stuff" in Evernote, when I know that I need to do client stuff. From there I use Evernote.

In short, I love the two together. I think it's a good move (back)!

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Allan Palmer's avatar

Jon - Thanks for this week's thoughts

Overall, I'm happy with tasks in Evernote, but (like all things) there are a few aspects which could do with a refresh.

I agree task syncing could do with an improvement - I generally find it's best for me to run a sync on my phone before checking through my task list to ensure all is up to date with the last changes I made on my desktop.

The ability to email task into Evernote could be useful - I regularly forward emails into my EN In Box.

Wonder if task flexibility in EN is constrained by tasks having to exist as effectively part of a note ?

Might be good to be able to put a URL in a task?

And, as previously commented, being able to put tasks into an EN table would be very helpful.

I;m sticking with EN tasks for the foreseeable future as I want the number of apps I use to manage my workflows to a minimum. EN tasks work for me so I don't feel I need to consider another app like Todoist.

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