Granted, this is a minimal app and service from Microsoft but if you are looking for a basic task-based application, To-Do may be the app for you. The first integration we will see is the syncing of Outlook Tasks with To-Do.įor now, you can check out the web app (spotted by Walking Cat) and download the apps. The app itself is built on top of Office 365 (you can use the app with an MSA account too) and the company says new features will be arriving in the near future that build upon this platform. The company says that Wunderlist will eventually be retired and that they will not be bringing any new features to the older application. Microsoft has published a blog post about this app and this is the official successor to Wunderlist. This app does raise the question about what the future of Wunderlist may be, seeing as you can import your to-dos from Wunderlist (and Todoist) from inside of To-Do, Wunderlist appears to be at the end of the road Microsoft acquired Wunderlist in June of 2015 and at the time, the service had 13 million users. The reason I say that is because the Windows app still refers to the product as Project Cheshire although the iOS and Android apps do have the correct branding. Available today are apps for iOS, Android, and Windows.īut, this may not be the full public launch of the application. You can create reminders and have those notes/content sync across all your devices. That app appears to be nearly complete as the company has quietly launched the web version of the product.Ĭalled To-Do, it’s a very simple and easy to use task focused application. For several months, and likely longer, Microsoft has been working on a new note-taking/reminder application called Project Cheshire.
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