I’ll cover the todo/task-based applications in my future article, but for now, we’ll focus on management and notes.It’s a given that any working professional has a never-ending list of tasks, to-do’s and follow-ups. in one app, whereas my stock market trade, my everyday tasks, my ToDo stuff reminders, etc in another app.

I do most of my non-volatile stuff like project management, class and studio notes, etc. Personally, I’ve tried everything for years, undecided, and ended up with what I have now.

This will avoid the mess which would be created. Try merging at least any of the two into one application. I know people who use 3 different apps for this, although I would suggest not to. Project management is different from note taking which is different from task management. This is gonna be a long article compared to my usual ones. And finally here are my subjective recommendations. I try about 40 apps and I’ve done this for years without this article in my mind, each for about a month or two depending on what my type is.

I’ll go over the different types of note-takers and choose which type you are, what features you prioritize and which you don’t, and so on. By the end of reading this, article you would have complete productivity-based management apps ready to use. By The Way, when I say note-taking, I include stuff like project management, ToDo & task management, class notes, etc…

Onenote task tracking