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Akiflow

Akiflow is a task and calendar management app that pulls tasks from multiple tools into a single, unified daily planner. It lets users view their to‑dos, meetings, and deadlines side‑by‑side, turning a chaotic inbox into a focused schedule. The platform syncs with popular productivity services, automatically populating your calendar and task list so you can plan your day without manual entry. With a clean interface and keyboard‑first workflow, Akiflow helps knowledge workers stay organized and execute their priorities efficiently.

Amazing Marvin

Amazing Marvin is a task management app that markets itself as working with the brain rather than against it, with a specific focus on users with ADHD and chronic procrastination. Instead of a fixed workflow, it offers over 100 features and 300+ customizable settings so users can assemble a task system, from Kanban-style boards to simple lists, that fits how they actually think.

Any.do

Any.do is a task and list management app that syncs tasks, calendars, and reminders across devices for individuals, families, and teams. Its Daily Planner feature helps organize a day's priorities, while Kanban, calendar, and table views let users switch how they see their work.

Remember The Milk

Remember The Milk is a task management app that lets users create lists, set due dates and reminders, and organize tasks with tags, priorities, and locations. It has been running for many years and integrates with tools like Gmail, Outlook, Twitter, and Slack so reminders can reach users through channels they already use.

Sunsama

Sunsama is a daily planning tool built around the idea of a deliberate morning planning ritual and an end-of-day shutdown, rather than an ever-growing backlog. It pulls tasks in from tools like Asana, ClickUp, Jira, Linear, Notion, and Todoist alongside your calendar, so you plan your actual day in one place instead of switching between apps. A built-in focus mode with a Pomodoro timer helps protect blocks of work time, while the daily shutdown ritual prompts a structured wrap-up of what got done. Time analytics show where your time actually goes across tasks and projects, and weekly objectives keep daily planning tied to bigger goals.