Any.do

The Any.do app works and syncs across multiple platforms including: Android, iOS, Chrome, Web,[6] Mac,[7] Windows PC,[8] Apple Watch,[9] Android Wear,[10] Gmail [11] and iPad. Any.do is a free app that introduced a premium subscription model in 2014[12][13] Over the years, Any.do announced several integrations with Amazon Alexa,[14] Slack,[15] Google Assistant,[16] Siri, Gmail, Zapier[17] and WhatsApp.[18]

Core features

To-do list / Task management[19][20]:

• Create, edit, delete tasks and lists[21]
• Support for sub-tasks, notes, file attachments
• Share lists, assign tasks and add sending comments via Chat[22]
• Voice input, including integration with Siri, Google Assistant and Amazon Echo.[21][23]
• Auto-suggest feature with predictive text[24]
• Reminders - one time, recurring and location-based reminders[24]
• Real-time sync across all of a user's devices[25][21]
• Color tags for tasks
• Focus more / Time tracker
• Grocery list / Shopping list feature that:[26]
  • Sorts your items by aisles
  • Allows you to create multiple lists for different stores
  • Auto-detects grocery items and allows you to move them to the right list
  • Makes it easy to share your grocery lists with anyone
  • Copy online recipe ingredients into your clipboard and the list would help you import and sort them automatically
  • Already works in 10 different languages
  • Works seamlessly with Alexa Shopping list / Alexa Grocery list.

Prioritization/planning[27]:

• The Any.do Moment prompts users to make a habit of morning task planning. (Created after the founders found this to be a common practice among highly productive users of the app.) [28]
• Using drag and drop tasks and lists can be reordered, and given different levels of priority
• Task notifications can be snoozed.

Calendar (replacing the deprecated Cal app):

• Daily, 3-day, weekly, and monthly view of combined tasks and events.
• Integrates with phone calendar and Facebook calendar
• Assign tasks to calendar events and merge to-do items with specific meetings.[29]
• Calendar widget across iOS & Android

Assistant[30]

• The Any.do Assistant allows the user to send their tasks to a professional personal assistant who would handle the task for them. The service is provided via a chat interface and supports both text and voice messages.[25]

In July 2013, Any.do released their second app, Cal for iPhone, .[31] Cal for Android was later released in December 2013.[32] Like Any.do, Cal was an interactive, gesture-based calendar app with social integrations. Unlike other calendar apps, Cal helps users focus on the immediate schedule of their day and find pockets of free time for personal use.[33] Cal's scheduling and productivity features included:

• Instant location recommendations based on meeting address[34]
• Auto-suggest feature with predictive text[24]
• Google and Waze map integrations[35]
• Uber feature for booking a ride to meetings[36]
• Cloud sync across all of a user's devices[29]
• Amazon and Gifts.com integration for buying event gifts (iPhone only)[35]

Cal also integrates with the original Any.do task app and allows users to automatically populate their calendars with relevant tasks by date and event.[37] The development of Cal ended in 2014.