Forget email drafts, notes apps and to-do list managers: Taskade does all that and moreEverything I need to keep my life running is stored online.
In reality, the internet has a way of fragmenting our lives.
But it is the best life-organization tool I’ve tried.Taskade combines the features of a note-taking app, a task-management app and a spreadsheet tool the way that Steve Jobs combined an iPod, a cellphone and a web browser into the iPhone: All these tools work together to create something more than its parts.I should mention that Taskade is fairly expensive: It has a limited free tier and costs $8 a month for heavy use.
Still, it might pay for itself in the apps it replaces, and I’ve found it easily worth the cost.
I made databases with all the movies, books, TV shows, and YouTube videos I need to get to—each cell opens to a rich document with my notes and thoughts.
The app’s basic element is the block, which could be a paragraph of text, a bulleted list, a table, an image, a code snippet, a YouTube video, a PDF and more.