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I вЂprogrammedвЂ™ in all these repeated tasks so that I wouldnвЂ™t have to think about due dates. I noticed - unsurprisingly - that this was having an impact on my mental load. Even worse, all my repeated tasks ceased updating, which meant that a bunch of the daily workflows I have setup for myself fell through. I couldnвЂ™t enter anything on my phone, so when I wasnвЂ™t at my laptop I had no way of marking something down as a task that I should do. No big deal.Д«y this point, my productivity was taking a dive. I can live with a few hours of only having my tasks on my laptop. Then, I looked at the Wunderlist Support Twitter feed to see that there was a вЂmajor outageвЂ™ with the cross-platform sync. This had happened before, so I restarted the app and tried various troubleshooting steps to get the sync back online. I noticed it first as an inability for my phone to sync some tasks that I completed. (As a side note, I built my own extension to Wunderlist called Wunderschedule which tried to add in a lot of the depth that Wunderlist didnвЂ™t support natively) The Outage ItвЂ™s a great app for the aspiring productivity-enthusiast, but I began to outgrow it. This unfortunately means that there isnвЂ™t a ton under the surface - you canвЂ™t create tasks that repeat on Mondays and Fridays, for example, just weekly on a specific day. I can only imagine that the number of users that interact directly with the API must be small, else the bandwidth alone on their end would get prohibitive quickly.Дesign Philosophy: As far as I can tell, Wunderlist prides itself on having a slick, approachable UI that you donвЂ™t have to dig into to just get something done.

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The only way to query your data is to literally download every single task youвЂ™ve ever created and then filter locally.

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It seams to really only be focused at doing full sync instead of filters and searches. WunderlistвЂ™s API is a bit finicky, and doesnвЂ™t follow some of the best practices that have come to dominate REST on the web. You can invite others and have shared lists - a feature that I rarely used, but was nice to have - and even assign emojis as list icons to give a bit of visual flair to your task lists.ДЄPI: IвЂ™m an unashamed power user, so the API of my todo app really does matter to me.

It also has awesome cross-platform sync (more on that later) which allows you to use it across Mac, Windows, Web, Mobile, etc. ItвЂ™s is refreshingly simple: You can make setup different lists, set due dates and reminders, have repeating tasks, and filter by due date. Interface: I really enjoyed the Wunderlist app and I used it for a solid 2 years. Wunderlist had a huge multi-day outage that prompted me to switch to my new favorite productivity app, Todoist.