Accomplist vs OkayMo

You end every day feeling like you didn’t get enough accomplished. But what if your to-do app could change that? To-do lists are great for keeping your day on track and making sure you don’t forget to do something important. But sometimes you have to push back something important. Or you start a task, but can’t finish it. Or skip doing something that you were never going to get to in the first place. That’s just life. Do you end the day admiring your mostly crossed off to-do list and bask in the glory of your day’s accomplishments? Of course not. All you can see is what you didn’t do. And when you write your to-do list the next day, all those uncrossed-off tasks are looming over you. That’s a lot of energy you could put towards literally anything else - including actually doing your to-dos. Accomplist keeps track of everything you need to get done, but it also handles all of those things in a helpful, productive manner. Features: Mark tasks Underway, Delegated, and Skipped (and Completed) Tasks that are overdue show up on Today’s list, but not in red Built-in habit tracker puts your habits on your daily lists so they don’t get lost in the shuffle. With most systems, tasks can be done or not yet done and that’s it. In Accomplist, tasks can be Skipped or Delegated. (You remember delegation, right? That thing you were totally going to get better at?) Started something but didn’t finish? Mark it Underway. Your act is a lot more together than you think it is. Accomplist will help you see that. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Getting tired of having a bunch of listed tasks on your todo list? Are you always pushing back your task or procrastinating? I created OkayMo, a simple todo list that only gives you 24 hours to complete a task, to combat just that. With this first iteration of OkayMo, the app looks to make it easier to knock out task and prioritize things that need to get done now and not later. The day something is assigned is the day you start.