How to Use Todoist Templates

Todoist is by far the best task manager I have ever used, and it has some very powerful features such as labels, filters and many more. Another feature that Todoist offers is the ability to import and export your projects into a template, allowing you to share that checklist and also easily duplicate it.

You might be wondering what the use of this is - it allows you to import projects again and again, such as a travel checklist, and means that you don't have to make it each time. Another great use is sharing templates with your family, and many, many more. You can even export them as .cvs files and edit them in Excel, or export them as a web link to share to others.

Getting the Most out of Todoist Filters

Todoist has many powerful features, and filters are one of them. Filters allow you to create custom filters that filter down tasks according to what you set. You can set filters to only show tasks with labels, or to show tasks with a certain date. You could think of them as saved searches - if you use a certain search over and over again, you could save it as a filter.

I’ll give an introduction on filters, then go into some examples and how I use them in this post.

Using Todoist Labels

If you have a lot of items on your todo list, you may be overwhelmed by the sheer amount of things you need to do. However, if you use Todoist, you may find a premium feature handy - labels. Labels allow you to assign tasks a specific label, and you can assign tasks with as many as these labels as you want. Labels allow you to see only the tasks that you want to see, and filter out the tasks you don't.

3 Months of Todoist Premium - Giveaway!

I'm excited to announce yet another giveaway - three months of Todoist Premium, free! I'm doing this giveaway because the blog just passed over 60,000 page views. Be sure to enter!

If you don't know what Todoist is, be sure to check out my blog post on it here!

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Todoist - A Powerful Task Manager

Todoist is a great task manager across all your devices, from your Windows computer to your Apple Watch. I'll be taking a look at the features of Todoist, along with what the premium tier of Todoist can offer.

Wunderlist or Todoist? You Decide!

I'm having another one of those moments. I don't know which task manager to go with. My two option are:

1. Wunderlist
2. Todoist

I currently use Wunderlist, but I checked out Todoist and really like the look of it.

Why I want to stay with Wunderlist

1. It has tons of free features. And I mean tons of them - with Todoist, you have to pay for most of the features that Wunderlist gives out for free.
2. The team is awesome. The Wunderlist team is an awesome team. They are 'personal', sort of like Slack, and they make the product with love.
3. It's the one I use now. I use it now, but don't let that put you off. I am happy to change.

Why I want to switch to Todoist

1. I prefer the look. It looks cleaner, and I just prefer the way the tasks are shown.
2. It has Karma and stats. I love stats, and I'm a huge stats nerd.
3. It has IFTTT integration. This is the big player for me. This means I can link it up to Github, Evernote, and more.

So which one should I go with? Vote in the poll below!