ToDowl: a Todoist alternative with a calendar
Todoist is a fast, dedicated to-do app - keyboard-first entry, natural-language due dates and labels are what it does best. It stays a task list, though: no built-in calendar, no notes, no habit tracker. Google Tasks is lighter still, a to-do list inside Gmail. ToDowl keeps the same quick task entry and adds a calendar, project notes and a habit tracker in the same account.
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|---|---|---|---|
| Task entry | Kanban board and list per project, priorities and due dates. | Fast, keyboard-first entry with natural-language due dates - its core strength. | A basic list with due dates and subtasks; no priorities or labels. |
| Calendar | Weekly and monthly calendar built in, color-coded by project. | No calendar view in the app; syncs out to an external calendar instead. | No calendar of its own; appears as a sidebar inside Google Calendar. |
| Notes | Project-based notes editor next to your tasks. | No built-in notes; task descriptions are the closest equivalent. | No notes feature. |
| Habit tracker | Monthly grid with streaks. | No dedicated habit tracker. | No habit tracker. |
Why switch
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Same fast task entry
Kanban board and list view per project keep the quick-add habit Todoist users already have, with priorities and due dates.
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A calendar that is actually there
Tasks with due dates show up on a built-in weekly and monthly calendar, no external sync required.
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Notes without a second app
A project-based notes editor sits next to your tasks instead of living in a separate notes app.
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Habits get tracked too
A monthly habit grid with streaks covers the one thing neither Todoist nor Google Tasks offers.
Other alternatives
ToDowl: a Trello alternative with a calendar
Trello is a kanban board. ToDowl keeps the board and adds a calendar, notes and a habit tracker in the same place, next to ClickUp for a second reference point.
See what changesToDowl: a lighter ClickUp alternative
ClickUp is a large platform built for teams. ToDowl is a smaller, personal option with a task board, calendar, notes and habits, plus Trello for a simpler view.
See what changesToDowl: an Any.do alternative with notes
Any.do pairs tasks with a calendar and focus timer. ToDowl covers the same ground and adds notes, next to Microsoft To Do as a lighter second option.
See what changes