ToDoList 7.2

The further you get in your career, the busier you get (until you pass a certain point, but never mind that). After a certain point, your iPhone or Android's calendar system just isn't enough to juggle and organize all these events. Enter ToDoList, which comes with a large host of functions that help you keep your life organized. This particular scheduler has a ton of things that set it apart from its competition.

The first thing you'll notice about the installation process for ToDoList is that...there isn't one. You download an archive with all its important files. The closest thing to a setup is the first time bootup window, which has you selecting how you want to save your schedules and whether you want it to boot up along with the system.

After that, you'll be greeted by the main interface. It may seem overwhelming at first and its haphazard design doesn't help it. It shoves a ton of text into far too small a space. While that is a downside, using it for a long enough time will reveal that it handles just fine. In the main pane, you can see the schedules that you've created and you can select the month in a small panel above that. You can also sort each activity by type, completion, time spent, and more at the top pane. At the bottom pane, you can edit each entry's information.

ToDoList may be overwhelming to begin using, but the amount of features it has makes it an easy recommendation.