#WORKFLOWY IOS APP FULL#

Moo.do iOS: I felt distracted, while using the mobile app. As is with the case with WorkFlowy, mobile apps for popular mobile devices, exist for Moo.do too. It’s a no brainier that any GTD tool made available, should have a companion mobile app. The desktop version of the UI, is more cleaner (if I may), as compared to Moo.do’s UI on the iOS app - which, makes UX distracting for me.

#WORKFLOWY IOS APP FULL#

Which, might suit someone who loves their GTD apps built with a full feature set. Both, the desktop version, and the mobile app exhibit more features in comparison to WorkFlowy. Personally, I think WorkFlowy's interface is more minimal, and less distracting for me.Ĭoming to the UI of Moo.do, it’s organised well thought of, with respect to its desktop version. Moo.do desktop: Minimalistic, and simple. But don’t let that fool you, it’s a fully fletched, web app that helps you get things done, while staying organised by using nested lists - just like WorkFlowy does. Naturally so, Moo.do has placed itself as a Google / Chrome app. Who would’ve thought that by just offering the ability to create lists that would enable you to nest other lists indefinitely, would be an awesome way of organising the brain, especially for someone like me.īack to Moo.do the only notable difference that I experienced, and liked, while using Moo.do was that it stores your list in your Google drive, as a Google doc. Moo.do extends the same concept that WorkFlowy does - that is, it offers you to the ability to create indefinitely nested lists of items, whatever they might be. Here’s what I think of Moo.do, and WorkFlowy. I wanted to see if it offered anything more or anything different than WorkFlowy, to help me keep myself organised, and get things done - one thing that WorkFlowy excels at, and something I swear by. It seemed interesting I decided to use it for a week, and see if I would shift over from WorkFlowy over to Moo.do. Since then, I have been using, and loving what WorkFlowy has had to offer as a GTD tool, and as a tool that helps me organise my chaotic, all-over-the-place brain.Ībout a couple of weeks back, I stumbled upon Moo.do. I wrote a short little intro, and review for it too. Last year around this time, I started using WorkFlowy.

Workflowy ios app