It is too early to tell how well this works though. Microsoft To-Do ships with a suggestions feature which highlights important tasks to you which you may want to focus on.
You may set due dates, add notes, and reminders on top of that using the service. You can use the service to add to-dos, and create lists to sort tasks by topic. You need a Microsoft Account to get started, and can use the service on the Web, or on Android, iOS and Windows 10 devices in app-form. The To-Do preview is rather bare bones right now. Powered by Office 365 integration and an intelligent algorithm, it is the first step on our journey to simplify task management and help you achieve more. To-Do comes from the team behind the Wunderlist app, and delivers a smarter, more personal and intuitive way to help people stay organized and get the most out of every day. Known as Project Cheshire before, it is now available as a Preview on the Web, and as applications for Android, iOS and Windows 10. The team that is responsible for Wunderlist, which became a part of Microsoft after the acquisition, has been working on the new task management service To-Do for some time now. The blog post on the Office blog reveals the main reason why that was the case. Yes, the team released a Windows application version, but did not introduce new features in recent time. Wunderlist was hailed by many as the coming king of task management apps, but things went quiet after Microsoft's acquisition of the service. Did not Microsoft buy Wunderlist a couple of years ago exactly for that purpose? My first reaction to the announcement was meh, another task management service.
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