Just Googling to-do list apps can give you an overwhelming amount of results, all claiming to be the best one out there!īut why is the market literally filled with hundreds of to-do list apps? You see, to-do lists are personal. Which shouldn't be a big issue if you sort by new.If you are obsessed with productivity and always have tons of things to tackle in a day, I would bet you use a to-do list app.

The notes in your Evernote Notebook 'My tasks' won't get deleted automatically, so I recommend to just delete them in a batch every now and then. If you finished a task you can tick it off the TickTick widget. Works on desktop (Mac/PC), mobile and online.ĭone. (The note itself below won't be show directly on your TickTick widget only when you press on the task directly)Īlternatively go to your Evernote Notebook 'My tasks' and add a new note. Press on your Evernote-Shortcut and write the task as title.

How to add a new task to your widget (1 Task = 1 new Note!): Task Content -> BodyHTML Open in Evernote: PublicUrl Go to the IFTTT Website and craft the recipe below (aka make a new applet) Your TickTick widget on your homescreen must be linked to TickTick's 'Inbox'Īdd an Evernote-shortcut to your homescreen that will add a new note to your Evernote Notebook 'My tasks' Obviously you need to have an IFTTT Account, download and install 'TickTick' as well as Evernoteįirstly you want to make a new notebook in Evernote called 'My tasks' (Or whatever you want it to be)

Mind you that this is a 'redneck engineering' solution and aimed towards small to do lists and tasks such as 'Buy milk' or 'Pick up letter'.įor some reason I can't link my IFTTT recipe so I wrote it down like this here:

I can add new tasks into evernote on mobile or pc and it gets synced to 'TickTick'. The app 'TickTick' has some really nice and simple homewidget. The recipe I crafted made it so that whenever I add a new note in a specific Evernote-Notebook it would copy it to a specific 'TickTick'-Todo list. What I did with Evernote was to connect it to 'IFTTT' (If this then that) as well as an App called 'TickTick'. Hey folks! I initially planned on putting all of that into a comment reply but I figured maybe somebody else could use this!

Making a todo list in evernote