Ask HN: How do you manage (and remember to manage) your To-Do list in 2022?

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Things

I've been using the excellent Things¹ across devices, but now that Apple's Reminders app has list sharing² I'm wondering if I even need that. For stuff that absolutely, positively needs to get done, I'll sometimes report to the aggressively-persistent Due³. ¹https://culturedcode.com/things/ ²https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT212758 https://www.dueapp.com/.

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Taskwarrior

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Habitica

Habitica! It's really dorky, but it's a great way to make me do anything. (https://habitica.com/).

#Habit Building #Productivity #Todos 104 social mentions

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momentum.earth

I'm a huge fan of https://momentum.earth. It's the best GTD system I've seen online, and the infinite sub-tasking/grouping, where each grouping can be set to be done either sequentially or in parallel, either surfacing the next task or all the tasks in the "Next" list automatically is amazing. Throw in the review settings, and the big picture areas of responsibility? And end-to-end encryption? It's amazing.

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Org mode

Anything for me to do/process goes through a quick Eisenhower Matrix[1] in my mind and I drop them in the bucket I want it to. My primary focus (top-right) usually goes to a date on the calendar. The others lands in a plain text, with an Orgmode-ish[2] organization/pattern (no, not in Emacs). This is the simplest and most effective so far that I have broken down to. 1. https://cdn.oinam.com/img/work/effort-value-matrix.jpg 2. https://orgmode.org.

#Task Management #Project Management #Note Taking 174 social mentions

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Kanboard

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