Do It (Tomorrow): A To Do App Done Right

August 17, 2011 | by Dean Sherwin

If there’s one thing that has annoyed me about pretty much every to-do list application available for Android it’s their complexity. To-do lists are basic in nature so why complicate an application with scheduling functions, alarms, calendars, categories and dozens of other silly functions. At the end of the day all the user wants to do is make a quick note to remind themselves to pay a bill or send an important email.

Do It (Tomorrow) does it right! Gone are all the annoying extra features. It’s a simple to-do list. You can add items and strike them off as complete when ready. There’s a list for today and a list for tomorrow. The simplicity behind Do It (Tomorrow) means you can only note things that have to be done in the coming day or so. After all, who makes a to do list for Tuesday of next week?

Even though it’s a very basic app they haven’t skimped on the design end of things as other similar apps have. Do It (Tomorrow) emulates a Moleskine notebook. The lists looks really well as you can see. To switch between today and tomorrow you simply flick left or right with your finger to alternate between the left and right pages of the open notebook.

If you don’t complete an objective today, it’ll be transferred to ‘Tomorrow’ at midnight without any user interaction.

A couple of other handy functions of Do It (Tomorrow) for Android include the ability to keep to-do lists on multiple devices in sync and add a password for extra security.

Overall, it’s what to-do applications for Android should all be like; simple yet well designed and usable. I’ve been using it now for the past few weeks and I can safely say it’s remaining in my arsenal of apps. What to-do applications do you use and do you like them?

App Name: Do It (Tomorrow)
Price: Free
Website: Adylitica Inc.

Android, android apps, personal assistant, productivity, to-do, to-do lists, work

2 Comments

Karel Dries said: On August 18, 2011

I use Springpad to manage my tasks on my Android device because the app is really good.

bse88 said: On August 26, 2011

A widget would make it the perfect choice

estate agents hamilton said: On May 3, 2013

but for many reasons aside from its…

popularity. there are thousands of free themes that allow you to design your site and many of the themes are customizable.another benefit of using wordpress as a means of developing your seo blog is the vast amount of plugins you have…

abranchious bougie basaltes said: On May 3, 2013

is why he is so much liked…

by ladies and men as well, though.do not forget about seosearch engine optimization is very much comes at hand if you want more readers of your blog article and the whole blog as well. a good blog post is not only…

Android Apps and News

Thoughts on the Samsung Galaxy S 4 and Unpacked 2013

Diztronic case review for LG Nexus 4

Why I decided to purchase the Nexus 4

Samsung Galaxy Note 2 - Verizon Remix Version

HTC DROID DNA Review

Samsung Galaxy Note II Review

Android Apps