Smart To Do List helps keep you on task

Posted Jul 10th 2008 3:00PM by Brad Linder
Filed under: Utilities, Windows, Productivity, Commercial

Smart To Do List is a simple Windows utility for keeping track of your tasks. You can set up multiple projects for things like household chores, work projects, or vacation planning. Then you enter a list of tasks you need to accomplish for each project. Just check them off one at a time as you complete them.

The program also includes some nice features like the ability to mark tasks as high, medium, or low priority and to add tags that make it easy to filter your tasks. You can save lists as templates to use again later. And you can install Smart To Do Lists to a flash drive to run on any computer.

The program is available for $14.95. Or you can run the trial version which has all the same features as the full version but only lets you manage 2 projects at a time.

[via Web Worker Daily]

Tags: gtd, smart-to-do-list, tasks, to-do-list

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7-10-2008 @ 10:18PM

Scott Karstetter said...

Thanks for the post! Any questions or suggestions are welcomed.

Best Regards,
Scott Karstetter
scott.karstetter@smarttodolist.com

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