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1. #TODOIST SMART SCHEDULING VS PRODUCTEEV SCHEDULING FEATURE ARCHIVE#
2. #TODOIST SMART SCHEDULING VS PRODUCTEEV SCHEDULING FEATURE FREE#

Dropbox(Freemium) - Dropbox offers only 2 GB of free storage but still it’s the coolest cloud storage service. I love its simplicity and intuitive interface.It’s Google (with their different cloud services) who showed us the power of a web browser. Google Chrome - No, I don’t actually want to treat Google Chrome as a web browser.I love its ability to organize content by tabgs and pages and subpages.

#TODOIST SMART SCHEDULING VS PRODUCTEEV SCHEDULING FEATURE ARCHIVE#

I personally use OneNote as a planner and to capture & archive ideas. Microsoft OneNote - OneNote is a note-taker, to-do list manager, and much more.It shows a consolidated view of all your events - from Google Calendar, Facebook, iCloud, Exchange. Sunrise (for Windows, OS X, iOS & Android) - Sunrise is a free calendar app made for Google Calendar, iCloud and Exchange.All of your content goes to one place, so you can view it anytime, on any device - even without an Internet connection. Pocket (Freemium) - With over 10 million users Pocket is easily one of the most popular productivity tool. You can use Pocket to easily save articles, videos and more for later.And it’s too awesome that I don’t want Google to bring back their Google Reader. Feedly (Freemium) - Feedly is the best RSS reader to organize, read and share your daily news.Todoist (Freemium) - Todoist is the best task manager app.Here’s a list of over 30 Evernote tips and tricks. Evernote (Freemium) - Evernote is my perfect blogging companion as it’s an awesome tool to collect and organize stuff as I browse the web.Gmail / - I love Gmail and - with a little bias on Gmail (thanks to its powerful labels, filters, search, and other features) and also it’s my email hub.And apparently, they’re my favorite productivity tools too. Let’s start with the ‘fantastic ten’ as the following apps and tools are the most essential tools for (almost) everyone. And hey, it’s possible that your favorite social media productivity tool is missing here but I have already organized all the social media productivity tools at - Social Media Tools 101.Īnd yeah, most of the tools that I have mentioned here are free or freemium or comes with a free trial. Here’s a comprehensive list of some of the best productivity tools and apps - categorized & subcategorized. It’s different for different people, and it keeps on changing as we find better alternative to the current ones. You might already know that using a set of internet tools is one of the best ways to increase your productivity.