They ought to have more options like we’ve seen in other to-do apps like Reminders.

Years: monthly and yearly repeats are too simple, they feel incomplete.

Customised to Repeat every certain number of.

Your subtasks in the app are too simple though. Microsoft To Do displays the number of subtasks below your main task, which we have mixed feelings about. Tapping on a tasks lets you add more details to: You can star your to-do to add to the Important smart list on the sidebar.

Set a due date, you can’t set due time.

Pick a date and time for more control over the date & time you set.

Add to My Day to save the task for today (the current date).

You can start adding your tasks to a list at the bottom of the screen.

Microsoft To Do has a sidebar on the left for navigating the app and a bigger right column for your tasks. This review focuses on the iPad version of Microsoft To Do. It also comes with a web version if you ever need that. It is available on Windows, Android, macOS, iPadOS, and iOS. Microsoft To Do is a free Get Things Done app that anyone with a Microsoft account can use on any device.

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