iPhone app that allows to-do lists between 2 mobiles?
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Hi -- not sure what you’d call this, but I’d like to be able to have task lists or to-do lists on my phone. And have that same application on my assistant’s phone, so that if I make a change or add something or make a notation, it also shows up on her phone, and if she crosses something off the list, or marks it completed or whatever, it shows up on my list. I guess this is a pretty simple thing? Kinda like a google docs thing that is shared. Except I’d like to have it as a little app on the phone with notifications. Don’t know if there is something out there like this? |
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See if Trello can suit your requirements (in terms of functionalities) - www.trello.com. It is a webapplication, so the data stay on a server, and so they can be accessed/modified by two or more people (and you can discretionally define who can see/touch what) but it has also a client app (surely for iPhone, probably for Android, too) so you can update/check things away from a computer, too. It was originally designed to organize projects for small teams, and it may look like an overkill for a 2-people task list, but it was purposefully designed to be very easy to use, so it can easily scale down to things like what you want to do. |
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Look at Simplenote: http://simplenote.com The iOS app is here: https://itunes.apple.com/app/simplenote/id289429962 Clients for Mac, Windows, Android and Kindle. Free and works well. |
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For simple to-do lists that are shared and updated in real time, I use Grocery IQ with my wife. It’s pretty rudimentary, and (obviously) designed for grocery shopping, but you can set up multiple lists for whatever you want. When someone checks off an item (or adds one) your lists updates immediately, and you get notifications for added items. Nice when you’re shopping together, but also handy for things we need at the hardware store, drug store, etc. It’s cross-platform too, which is nice since we’re on different systems. Works better on IOS than Android, but does the job on both. |
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I use Wunderlist. It works great for sharing, you can choose what to assign to others. The free version is surprisingly feature-rich. You’ll also have access to your list on the web (private of course). I had been a fan of Things for a while, but it was expensive and never seemed to get sharing right. As much as I liked the interface of Things, Wunderlist will do more, and it’s free. |
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