I like Any.do over rivals because of the structured lists (today, tomorrow, upcoming and someday) - they seem natural to me, and I like that it shunts things across overnight, so I need to get on with things or take an active decision to push them back.
I use my list for work, and I do not like that basically it iterates three days over the weekend - so on Monday morning I need to shove everything back into some achievable order.
So, I would like to be able to set which days the lists are in use (e.g. Monday-Friday, but let users choose), and there is NO overnight iteration going into a non-list day.
In other words, "tomorrow" means next working day.
Julia
I like Any.do over rivals because of the structured lists (today, tomorrow, upcoming and someday) - they seem natural to me, and I like that it shunts things across overnight, so I need to get on with things or take an active decision to push them back.
I use my list for work, and I do not like that basically it iterates three days over the weekend - so on Monday morning I need to shove everything back into some achievable order.
So, I would like to be able to set which days the lists are in use (e.g. Monday-Friday, but let users choose), and there is NO overnight iteration going into a non-list day.
In other words, "tomorrow" means next working day.