PCMag evaluated Todoist, awarding the task-management app an Editors' Choice distinction for its clean interface, dependable cross-platform syncing, and strong natural-language input. The review highlights that while the free tier reliably handles up to five projects, unlocking advanced functionality—including calendar views, custom reminders, and extended filters—requires a Pro subscription at $5 per month billed annually. The source considers Todoist ideal for personal and small-team productivity, though users wanting a one-time purchase or free calendar integration may prefer competing alternatives.
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Todoist may be worth considering if you want task management that works across desktop, mobile, and smartwatch platforms, with offline access and collaboration. PCMag says the free plan covers basic tasks, while Pro adds calendar view, custom reminders, and expanded project and filter limits; the reported Pro price is billed annually.
People seeking a cross-platform task manager for personal tasks or collaboration, especially those who need Pro features such as calendar view, custom reminders, or expanded project and filter limits.
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PCMag gives Todoist five stars and an Editors' Choice award, praising its uncluttered interface, cross-platform syncing, and balance of personal and collaborative task-management features.
Who it may suit
People who want a flexible task manager for personal and work tasks, with a free tier for basic use and a Pro plan for expanded features.
Source testing context
The reviewer says they tested the Pro plan.
Up to five personal projects, collaboration with up to five people on each project, basic reminders, list and kanban views, integrations, up to three custom filters, and a week of activity history.
The source lists calendar view, custom reminders, deadlines, task-duration tracking, unlimited activity history, and higher limits including 300 personal projects and 150 custom filters.
It lasts one week, requires a payment method, and can be canceled immediately after signup.
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