Things To Do vs sedApta GO

Things To Do is an intuitive and user friendly to-do list app. THREE KINDS OF LISTS - To-do lists - completed items drop to the bottom so what's left stays on top - Shopping & grocery - items stay in the order you want, with section headers and a one-tap "uncheck all" to reuse the list - Travel & packing - set trip dates and see how long you're away - Switch a list's type anytime if your needs change INTUITIVE & USER FRIENDLY - Star the items that matter so they rise to the top - Group items under section headers - Move tasks from one list to another with a long-press - Keep certain shopping or travel items checked even when you reset the list - Choose a custom icon for any list - A built-in guide shows you how everything works EVERYWHERE YOU ARE - Syncs automatically across your iPhone, iPad, and Apple silicon Mac with iCloud - No account or sign-up - just your Apple ID - Import a list from pasted text, and export, share, or print any list AD-FREE AND PRIVATE - No ads - No in-app purchases - Your data stays yours

The sedApta Suite has been designed and developed to be an integrated and orchestrated set of modules that work together to optimize processes along the entire supply chain, starting from accurate and tactical strategic planning, to then improve detailed scheduling based on the availability of resources within the factory itself. Through the sedApta Go App, Orchestrator is able to inform users involved in a process about the presence of related tasks assigned to them, also providing basic contextual information. The user is notified in real time upon receiving a new task, without having to actively monitor the system. User can access to following section: · Tasks: The user's task shows in personal groups, including default "My Tasks" and "My Group Tasks" for tasks assigned respectively to the user and to a group the user belongs to. · Debates: The user's debate grouped by customizable tags · Dashboards: Any of the user's dashboards that have been configured in Analytics with the relative lookup-key.