2Do for PC

★ ★ ★ 2Do Overview

What is 2Do?

2Do is a task management app that offers a comprehensive and flexible set of powerful features. It has an extremely simple-to-use interface that allows you to focus on what's most important to you: your life. Unlike other to-do apps, 2Do won't force you to adhere to a particular task management methodology. It can handle GTD®, XYZ, and everything in between.

Software Features and Description

1. • Stay in sync with multiple Macs and mobile devices running 2Do using your favorite sync method over fast and reliable Push Sync: Dropbox, Reminders (CalDAV), 3rd Party CalDAV Servers (iCal, Fruux, ownCloud etc) or Toodledo.

2. Using Smart Lists, you can create custom views of your tasks and use them to focus-in or find frequently managed tasks.

3. • In addition to built-in Focus lists that allow you to conveniently view upcoming, starred or scheduled tasks, you can create multiple lists to manage and organize your tasks.

4. • Using Reminders CalDAV sync you can keep 2Do and Reminders in sync as well as create tasks using Siri.

5. • Leverage the easy to use yet powerful integration of Tags & Smart Lists to filter on frequently managed tasks.

6. • Smart lists let you harness the true potential of 2Do using a number of search options, filters and search pre-sets.

7. Using a global hotkey, Quick Entry allows you to add tasks from any app or any Space.

8. • Using Dropbox, you can keep multiple devices in sync seamlessly.

9. • Furthermore, related Smart lists and Lists can be grouped together using a List Group in the order you desire.

10. Use the spacebar to zoom in and out of a task to preview notes, multi-line titles or other details attached to your tasks.

11. There is no wrong way of using 2Do, and unlike other to-do apps, it won't force you in adhering to a particular task management methodology.

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Download and install 2Do on your computer

GET Compatible PC App

App	Download	Rating	Maker
2Do	Get App ↲	0 1	Beehive Innovations Services

Or follow the guide below to use on PC:

Select Windows version:

Windows 10
Windows 11

Install 2Do app on your Windows in 4 steps below:

Download an Android emulator for PC:
Get either Bluestacks or the Nox App >> . We recommend Bluestacks because you can easily find solutions online if you run into problems while using it. Download Bluestacks PC software Here >> .

Install the emulator:
On your computer, goto the Downloads folder » click to install Bluestacks.exe or Nox.exe » Accept the License Agreements » Follow the on-screen prompts to complete installation.

Using 2Do on PC [Windows 10/ 11]:

Open the Emulator app you installed » goto its search bar and search "2Do"
The search will reveal the 2Do app icon. Open, then click "Install".
Once 2Do is downloaded inside the emulator, locate/click the "All apps" icon to access a page containing all your installed applications including 2Do.
Now enjoy 2Do on PC.

Download a Compatible APK for PC

Download	Developer	Rating	Current version
Get APK for PC →	Beehive Innovations Services	1	2.8.5

Download on Windows 11

For Windows 11, check if there's a native 2Do Windows app here » ». If none, follow the steps below:

To get started, Download the OpenPC software »
- Upon installation, open OpenPC app » goto "Playstore on PC" » click "Configure_Download" button. This will auto-download and install PlayStore on your computer.

To use 2Do,
- Login to the PlayStore we just installed
- Search for "2Do" » then Click "Install".
- 2Do will now be available on your Windows start-menu.

Minimum requirements	Recommended
8GB RAM SSD Storage Processor: Intel Core i3, AMD Ryzen 3000 Architecture: x64 or ARM64	16GB RAM HDD Storage

Get 2Do on Apple macOS

Download	Developer	Reviews	Rating
Get $49.99 on Mac	Beehive Innovations Services	0	1

Download on Android: Download Android

2Do functions

- Simple tasks, checklists, and projects with sub-tasks

- Tasks can have notes, attachments, and multiple alarms

- Flexible options to set tasks to repeat

- Built-in Focus lists to view upcoming, starred, or scheduled tasks

- Multiple lists to manage and organize tasks

- Smart lists with search options, filters, and search pre-sets

- List groups to group related smart lists and lists

- Project view to focus on projects and their sub-tasks

- Tags and tag groups to manage and filter tasks

- Locations to create, edit, and assign locations to tasks

- Sync with multiple Macs and mobile devices using Dropbox, Reminders (CalDAV), 3rd Party CalDAV Servers, or Toodledo

- Quick entry to add tasks from any app or any space

- Quick look to preview notes, multi-line titles, or other details attached to tasks

- Alarms and notifications to stay on top of tasks

- Password protection to lock out individual lists or the whole app

- Automatic backups to save and restore external backups

- Blazing fast adding and editing tasks using in-place editors and popovers

- Mouse and keyboard shortcuts to support both mouse users and keyboard power-users.

✔ Pros:

- Comprehensive task management features

- Includes due dates, start dates, recurring tasks, and search feature without additional charges

- Can be used across multiple devices

- Can integrate with Siri and Reminders app

- Allows attachment of photos to tasks

- Has a robust tagging system and smart lists for GTD system

☹ Cons:

- None mentioned in the review

Top Pcmac Reviews

Best fully-functional to-do app out there… but...

By Eighty-seven15 (Pcmac user)

I have relied on this app for a long, long time. Every time I try another app, I come crawling back to this one. It’s got every function for tasks, and it makes you wonder why other task managers are so weak on the features. Some don’t even have due dates! Most others will charge you money for a search feature, start dates, recurring features, etc. Most lately will insist on a subscription in order to unlock what ought to be the most basic of features. I really appreciate the pay-once-and-use-it model. I also like that it synchronizes between my devices, and in using iCloud sync, I can use Siri to add tasks into this app (although the built-in reminders app is utterly useless). My major complaint is that I can’t get these tasks anywhere on a windows machine. I use mac at home, but windows at work, and I feel forced to find another, lesser app, in order to get stuff done at work, and that’s where I most need this app! I wish there were a solution, whether a windows app, a web-browser version with the familiar interface, or something! It wouldn’t have to store my data, which I’d happily continue to store in iCloud. It would just need to read the data, and present it in a browser. I won’t mark-down the rating because this app truly deserves all 5 stars, but this one shortcoming is quite substantial and might drive an enthusiastic user into the clutches of another app instead.
I’ve trid most of them… this is the best

By Scott A.. (Pcmac user)

I’ve tried so many of these to do lists… and this is the one I just keep coming back to. I do use this on IOS, mac, and my iPad. Its a minor investment compared to what you get out of this if you use it well. A few key points: 1) You can use siri (witought doing the annoying siri kit thing (such as “In things, remind me …). If you use Caldav you can just add reminders using the reminders app and have caldav sync them ot 2 do) I do that and just shut off hte notifaons for the reminders app… Magic) 2) Email to do - Just BCC an email that you want ot folloiw up with your this app email address (I created a gmail address that just is used for this app imports). Its a small in app purchase and well worth it. The Dev keeps adding features and refinments. If you want to be a power user you can do that… if you just want an amazing simpel this app applicaion it does that. Can not recommend this more. I was intrigured by a few features in Things, and tried it (on all of my devices). Ultmatily I came back to this app for a few reasons. The ease of adding tasks uisng Siri (on my iphone, in the car, or on my Mac) just made this a no brainer. On the mac there are also some great keyboard shortcuts for things like deferring a task a day that once you get used to them can be incredbitly powerful.
The only app for seriously busy people

By Luhmann (Pcmac user)

A lot of task managers look pretty, and some have more features, but none combine elegance with flexibility in a way that meets my needs … except for this app! This is the only app capable of managing my busy life. I am a teacher and have to prepare for class each week. I can set a due date for each week’s lesson, as well as a “duration” which tells the app exactly how many days before class I want to start preparing. That means that I only see what I need to work on this week, but also know that when next week comes around I won’t be caught unprepared. I can also set up weekly tasks that repeat every week but which I can “pause” over the summer months when I don’t need to worry about them. And I can set up reminders that go off when I’m at school so I dont forget to do them when needed. UPDATE: I wrote this review a long time ago, and continue to depend on this app as my main task manager. Since I wrote the review this app has gotten much better at sync with large databases via Dropbox, which makes it work even better for me. I still am not happy with the current implementation of capturing emails, I still wish that worked better. And I also find that I wish it was easier to move between views. If you find an item via a search or smart folder and click “target project view” the search filters are still applied which can be annoying as they might hide items in the project unless you remember to clear the search.
Absolutley Outstanding Task Management System!

By Mark Zobel (Pcmac user)

I’ve tried so many task management apps over the years, and this app is without a doubt the best I’ve ever used. The tagging system and smart lists allow me to construct a really robust GTD system wherein I can see any single task in a variety of contexts, depending on how I want to view things at any given moment. this app has become the bread for my Evernote butter. How to make this great app even better? Here’s a few suggestions. (1) Right now, one can attach photos to tasks. This is a great feature, but I’d like to take it a step further. If one could attach documents and PDF files in the “Notes” secion of a task or project, then I might seriously consider dumping Evernote and make this app both my bread AND my butter! (2) The MacOS and iOS apps are great, but I really wish there was a web interface like Evernote has. (3) Add a trash bin to make it easier to recover accidentally deleted tasks and projects. (4) Allow a few more options for setting recurring tasks like “on the X day of the month,” or “the third Thursday of every other month.” Beyond that, this is a fabulous app and I hope it continues to be developed!