Must Have App for Getting Stuff Done

October 04, 2017
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    • First, let me start by saying if you have an iPhone you may want to go read another blog post because this app is only available on Androids. This is not a sponsored or affiliate post it is simply just me gushing about how much I love the Bright To-Do app. I am a girl who lives and dies by a to-do list which very well maybe why I love this app so much.


    Here’s what I love:

    • It's 100% free
    • No ads
    • Create Recurring Habits 
    • Create Daily To-Do List
    • Create Long Term Goals using with Weekly, Monthly, and Yearly To-Do List
    • Calendar View which displays your for full schedule
    • Time Notification Reminder option for every task
    • Categorize your task with Colors
    • Connect to Google Calendar - pull any appointments or task you may have on your calendar
    • Backup or Restore your Content on Google Drive

    What I don’t love:

    • Not a notes section
    • Available on app only, there's no desktop option.


    Honorable mentions:
    In June, I started using Bright To-Do instead of my Staples Arc Planner. I grew tired of having to write, rewrite, and carry multiple notebooks to organize and create my to do list. Now I know that may sound crazy but there are days when my priorities change or I don't complete everything on my to-do list. When that happens I have to basically transpose the task to another day, which is aggravating and time consuming.


    If your a creative you can probably relate because your priorities change from day to day. You may have a plan for the week but if you have a opportunity arise you likely begin to rethink your plan and rearrange your schedule accordingly. Doing this by hand on paper day by day began to take up too much time. I tried 3 different apps before finding and falling in love with the Bright To-do which was by far the best option. 

     It took me about 3 hours to transfer over my entire schedule from my planner. As I do batch all my content therefore I had to move my batch plan for June-December 2017 from my planner to the app. I also added my yearly goals, monthly goals, and habits. I am a complete plan nerd so I likely had more content to move than most people, which is fine by me. I was happily surprised when I signed in with Google and seen my Google Calendar has been syncing in automatically.  What digital planning tools do you use?


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