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Springpad is a nice app, iPhone, iPad, Android and Mac. Great ppl with great support as well.
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TeuxDeux is a simple, designy to-do app for the browser and has a native client available for iPhone.
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Create shared To-Do lists, shared tasks, set deadlines and reminders and snooze them, ping your colleagues when they're late, attach files, comment on your team's tasks, search and filter your tasks, create sophisticated work reports, send tasks and receive notifications on your email, IM, twitter and mobile phone...
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Wunderlist is an easy-to-use task management tool with cloud-synchronization. It works on Windows, Mac, iPhone and iPad (Web and Android coming soon). You can sync your lists and tasks over the air, so you are always up to date.
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Web/iPhone/iPad and there might be a third-party Android app. This is the one I use.
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Good, but has only iPhone, iPad and Mac support (no Android). Also, it lacks true sync, i.e. you must be on the same network to sync, and I want to sync via the cloud...
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This is my phone that seems to be a pretty good. Founded the other day when i was looking for cloud basic versions, and it appears as they added support for this. No Android support.
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Strict GTD implementation, with iPhone and iPad apps that sync nicely. It's very 2.0ish, and has a useable mobile web version (for use on Android).
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An Android/Web to-do list that specifically focuses on collaboration. It has a simple interface with unique features such as voting and comment communication.
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Great little iPhone app. A little pricey but very well designed. Don't think there is an Android app.
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Great GTD app. Avialable on Android, iPhone, Windows, Adobe air with cloud synchronization. Similar to THINGS but free.
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Please do not forget good trusty RememberTheMilk.
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Helium is a cross platform (Windows / Mac) task management tool to implement Getting Things Done and Inbox Zero. Helium connects to your corporate email server and Evernote. Tasks can be delegated to others using email. Sync between computers and with your iPhone.
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This is what I use for Mac and iPhone. It's got excellent sync to the cloud, using a free service called SimpleText implemented on Google App Engine by the developer.
I really like this because the data store is plain text, so I can write my own scripts to access my task list. For example, I have a script that extracts my project list, and then I use GeekTool to show that project list on my desktop.
No Android support, though.
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Inspired by David Allen's "Getting Things Done" methodology, ActionComplete applications for Android and Web were built from the ground up to streamline the experience of exquisite GTD practitioners.
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Definitely would recommend checking out Dooster. Fairly new but worth a mention here.
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A simple, elegant to do app for Mac Desktop and the iPhone. Sync via Internet between iPhone App and Desktop App.
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Daylite if set up properly is a true trusted system. I want all my data in one place, contacts, companies, emails, schedule opportunities & projects. Most gtd apps only handle tasks. Collaborative GTD
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Action Method Mobile is a free and powerful task management application, designed for maximum productivity.
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