If you need a simple task management app you don’t need to pay a dime for, To Do is a perfect choice. But, it’s completely free, while the rivals are freemium or strictly paid apps. To Do doesn’t have as many task management features as you’ll see in these competing apps. They include popular ones such as Todoist and TickTick (opens in new tab). There are countless task management apps rivaling To Do. In such a case, you can contact Microsoft’s support team directly through live chat. You may not be satisfied with the information on the FAQ page. This page is easily accessible on the web interface or desktop or mobile app.
If you encounter any challenges with the To Do app, the first place to consult is the FAQ page, which contains solutions to commonly experienced problems. (Image credit: Microsoft) Microsoft To Do: Support There’s not much you can do with the app apart from creating and sorting tasks, so you shouldn’t have any problem figuring it out. The To Do app has a minimal, uncluttered interface. The app has limited third-party integration, which we consider a disadvantage. The best thing you can do now is flag an email in Microsoft Outlook (opens in new tab) to have it show up as a task on the To Do app. Though Microsoft has promised to integrate the To Do app with its other apps, it hasn’t delivered much. There's no view-only mode on To Do, which we consider a drawback. But, they must have a Microsoft account to access it. You can invite people to join any task list through an invitation email or a direct link. The To Do app supports collaboration (opens in new tab) to some extent.
For example, on Todoist (opens in new tab), a popular to-do-list app, you can group multiple tasks under one umbrella to help you stay focused. The To Do app’s sorting feature is helpful for organizing tasks, but not as good as a grouping feature, which the app lacks.
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