With Any.do, you can visualize your daily plans as a simple to-do list. You’ll see your to-do items segmented by when they are due — today, tomorrow, or someday later.

One note: as this article posts, Microsoft is in the midst of a change that brings team tasks created in Planner and individual tasks created in its To Do app together in Teams. As part of the process, it is currently shifting the name of Planner within the Teams client to “Tasks by Planner and To Do,” then at some point in the future changing the app name again, this time to just “Tasks.” According to Microsoft, “these name changes will not impact the naming for Planner or To Do experiences outside of Teams,” but it could be a confusing rebrand for users who like the experience of managing their day-to-day tasks within Teams. The last word Charts view: Like all views in Planner, the Charts view is available at the top of a plan next to the plan’s name. It shows several highly visual yet simple charts that display the status of all the tasks in your plan based on the details mentioned earlier. You can drill into status specifics using the same filtering options as the Board view, but the difference is that the Charts view also shows how many tasks are due tomorrow, marked Urgent, or labeled “Pending review,” in addition to listing the individual tasks with those attributes in the right-hand pane. While you’ll likely spend most of your time in the Board view, the Charts view is a great resource for plan leaders to gauge progress and plan members to understand their tasks in the context of others. There are a lot of options when it comes to planning apps. You get apps for personal and professional use as well as individual and team use. It gamifies your daily routine and encourages you to form habits and become more productive. Every time you perform a routine task on time, you get in-game rewards as well as praise from the community.That’s what this article is about. We look at the best apps for planning your work and life. Each app in this article serves specific planning needs. So by the end of this article, you’ll find one that meets your requirements. Habitica is useful as a student planner app to form study habits. Or as a fitness planner to stay healthy with daily exercise habits. Best features

With Todoist, you can capture tasks for your personal and professional commitments. Once added, you can organize tasks into projects and subtasks. Use the left pane to create a new plan or to navigate to all plans you’re a part of, all tasks assigned to you in all plans, your favorites, or plans you’ve viewed recently. Planner is also not a replacement for SharePoint. Think of Planner as an overlay that ties together SharePoint, Outlook, and a few other Office 365/Microsoft 365 resources and brings these objects together in a different view — the resources themselves still live in individual services like SharePoint and Exchange Online, but Planner gives you a logical view of those resources in conjunction with team planning. The ability to move a Task/Milestone under an indented project structured without the given having to be indented first.

Here’s a look at a small plan to deliver an in-person workshop, had 2020 not been so, well, 2020: IDG Yes the curved dependency lines are ugly. But it clearly indicates dependent relations better than the straight lines.