Allthings: To-Do, Task Management & Shareable Lists
| Category | Price | Seller | Device |
|---|---|---|---|
| Productivity | Free | Allthings Ltd | iPhone, iPad, iPod |
Searching for an intuitive to-do list app (that can do much more)?
A scalable task and team management tool?
Something that helps you turn busy-ness into business?
You will need an existing account to use this app. You can sign up for a trial account at www.allthings.io (which after 14 days you can choose to go free forever!)
Manage your projects the easy way with allthings – create and share plans, projects, tasks and lists in minutes. Effortlessly collaborate with colleagues, clients and friends. Reduce dependence on email by commenting on tasks (with real-time updates) and attaching documents in allthings. Get things done on time by adding deadlines and clearly marking tasks as priorities.
Manage a team? Now you can easily balance team workloads! Use allthings to view project progress at a glance, and track time spent on tasks.
Use the allthings mobile app on the move, then seamlessly switch to the powerful companion web app in the office (try it free at www.allthings.io). Plan, Share & Get Things Done with allthings!
Coming soon: We are working on an 'offline mode' feature, as well as many other features requested by the allthings community. We welcome your feedback on how we can continue to improve allthings to help you become even more productive.
Reviews
My favorite organizational app
BumbleW
Have been using the desktop version for a while. Thrilled there is now an app. The single most revolutionary organizational tool and so simple. Who knew that lists could change your life?
Lags badly
Amy gilmour
I can see this having some potential but the lag time is horrid. Any button I hit is followed by.........nothing.....wait a little longer......"is it doing anything?" ........nothing. Sorry, like I said seems well thought out bit takes to long to do anything .
Glitchy and Unusable
Slamus
App was completely glitchy to the point of uselessness. Can't comment on other aspects. Had the app for five minutes before deleted out of frustration.
Not Worth the Time to Sign Up
Velvet Tiki
I've actually already deleted the app. The emails (that I have unsubscribed from) just keeping flowing into my inbox. They will be labeled, "junk" now.
Don't download. A klunker!!
Can'tHaveEnoughApps
I had high hopes for this. But even on high-speed wireless, this app fails on performance. Every button takes 5-15 seconds to respond. Yes you read that right -- five seconds to fifteen , twenty seconds or more. Unbelievable and unacceptable. I deleted it the same day I loaded it!!
App Woefully Bad on IOS poor Value
Korkster52
I have reviewed most every major ToDo App on the market so I wanted to check this one out. Well, I basically couldn't because the app would not open and stay operational long enough to try it. You get error faults with messages to log the fault but this buys you only a few moments before the fault shows up again. This was true on my iPhone 6+ as well as my iPad. Current version is just a no go. When I contacted customer support they said they couldn't reproduce the problem and offered no other suggestion. Very poor. The desktop application isn't nearly as full featured as solutions such as Todoist or 2do, and their pricing model is way off base for the features you get. You'd do better to get Wunderlist for free with much better integration to the outside world !
Glitchy and needs work on mobile
JoshRatings
Doesn't work very well on iOS. If it wasn't so glitchy it would be a pretty useful app for me. That being said the user experience needs a lot of fine tuning as well. Like when you create a thing and it doesn't automatically assign it to you but makes it assigned to "nobody". It even did that when I had expressly told it to assign it to "me".
Can't create login? Lol
Anthony Richard
Can't even create an account, how do you not get that right. Better off with Evernote!
Why doesn’t the app let me make an account?
C'leste
I don’t know if this was just me stumbling onto a side app or a pre-existing business technology, or what— but this looked like the app I need for task management in my busy schedule. I loaded it, saw the introduction, and then was asked to login. Trying to create my own login resulted in a message that relayed there was no such account. Entering the website of allthings.com, I saw similar screens and images, but no place to “create a login,” nor did a cursory scan detail how to create an account. Also, what is advertised as a free app in the store looked like it may have upgrade costs, based on what I saw on the web. This looks like a splendid app, so I do give it some stars... but not being able to use said splendid-tech is very disappointing. I’ll be looking elsewhere.
