Things 3 support Siri shortcuts from the Settings menu. The ability to add new tasks via a long-tap menu. You can add a logo and accent color to give it a personal touch.
Extra FunctionsĪpple Reminders lets you create custom lists. You can also use the copy link option from the Share menu, but the receiving person must be on Things 3 to make changes. Things 3 lets you share the list in simple words. Tap on the three-dot menu above and select add people and share a link via the default iOS share menu. With Apple Reminders, you can invite and share an entire list with others. Talking about sharing, let’s see how collaboration works in both apps. One can create an area and start a project with team members. The new area option is for group projects. You are now ready to go with project management. Add the project name, notes, details, assign a deadline, tags, and create small steps. The second option of the new project is straight-forward. One can add due date/time, create a checklist about the task, assign a deadline, and add a relevant tag. Things 3 offers three options - add a new to-do, create a new project, or create a new area (for group projects).Īfter that, Things 3 lets you add all the details via the pop-up menu. I use it frequently, and it works flawlessly. You can ask Siri to set a reminder with the due date and time. The user gets Siri functionality with Apple Reminders. With a single tap on the info icon, you can add notes, URL, set reminder frequency, and give it a priority.Īpple Reminders all support subtasks. You can also use location-based reminders that notify about the task when you reach home, office, or getting in a car. Now, you can tap Add Reminder, and the little menu will let you add due date/time, images, and flag a reminder. Task adding experience received major attention in the Apple Reminders app. It also respects the system-wide dark theme introduced in iOS 13. Things 3 supports dark grey and pure black theme from the Settings. You can tap on the ‘+’ button to add a task, create a project, and swipe down to search through tasks. The home page displays the default inbox, upcoming section, logbook, and lists below it. It’s a simple, beautiful, and follows the gesture-based navigation. I think Things 3 has the best user interface among all the task management apps. And the app still looks and feels better than others. Things 3 went through UI makeover in late 2017. You need to go to Settings > Reminders to make changes. You can’t access settings from the app itself, just like every other iOS app. Swipe up to search through tasks and use the edit button to rearrange or delete lists. The home page now shows the default four tabs (which can’t be customized though) and lists under it. No Web support either.Īpple’s reminders app finally received the much-needed overhaul in terms of design.
THINGS 3 VS NOTION ANDROID
I understand the behavior with the Apple Reminder app, but I was surprised to notice Things 3’s absence from Android and Windows. So, they’re only available on iOS and Mac. The fight is going to be intense, so buckle up your seats and let’s get started. While we have already compared Apple Reminders to Microsoft to-Do, in this post, we will pit it against Things 3 to see if it’s worth the switch or not. While there are some reasons to look for Things 3 alternatives for iOS, the overall package is still unmatched by the majority on the Apple ecosystem. Another feature-packed offering on the App Store is Culturedcode’s Things 3.
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