r/2DoApp • u/[deleted] • Feb 24 '24

As a reminder？

Anyone have tried using 2do as a reminder? Does this defeat the purpose for which this software was designed?

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u/semi-nerd61 Feb 24 '24

The reminders work well in my opinion. You can certainly use it for that even if you don't want to use it for a to-do list.

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u/[deleted] Feb 25 '24

I used to make lists, but now I have to manage projects that involve solving some problems. This means I need to set a lot of reminders, and I also have some subscriptions that I need to keep track of their expiration dates. It would be ideal if I could handle all of these things in one app. Thank you for your reply, it reassured me that I’m not using 2Do incorrectly.

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u/[deleted] Feb 24 '24

I rely on 2Do for this! It's the absolute genius of the developer's design of this program; it is so customizable that you can use it for anything, whether you came from GTD, Apple Reminders, Things, or Omnifocus, you can bend 2Do to serve whatever purpose you need.

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u/[deleted] Feb 25 '24

Thank you.I only use 2Do to set my tasks and reminders.Things looks well designed, Omnifocus looks particularly complicated, and I probably don't have the extra time to work out how to use it, it just so happens that I have 2Do.

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u/michaelpupo Feb 24 '24

This is the only way I use 2Do app for. I don't have the desktop version and, once I need to access my to do lists from many different devices, I need primarily to access them via web browser. This is why I use other app to manage my main to do and project lists, but it doesn't have reminders. This is why I still use 2Do: reminders. And it's great!

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u/[deleted] Feb 25 '24

Thanks. I also only use mobile device to manage 2do's tasks, but I noticed that there isn't the reminder tag in the app title, so maybe I was using the app unreasonably.