LifePartition: Stay Organized With Grouped To Do Lists

Here is another online to do application that can help you stay organized. The application is new, simple and has one distinctive feature which separates it from most of the other online to do lists. It provides a multi-column interface where you can group your tasks by adding them to corresponding sections: Personal, Work and School.

Other features such as deleting tasks and saving lists online are also available. The tool is free, but requires user to register first.

daily to do lists to help stay organized

Features:

  • Create and manage your tasks with grouped to do lists.
  • The tasks are grouped under personal, work  and  school section .
  • Add as many tasks as you like and delete them when done.

Check out LifePartition @ http://labs.oventi.net/lifePartition2/index.html


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  • Kevin

    Please fix the link to the oventi website ttp: isn’t a known protocol :)

    • kaly

      Thanx. Fixed now.

  • JTR
  • http://www.techandlife.com techandlife

    Hmmm. Can’t check out LifePartition without signing up for it. Have a look at Doris another online to-do app that lets you set up user defined groups of to-dos. I have it running all the time in one Firefox tab:

    http://beta.dorisapp.com/en

  • http://alpv.tk/ Andrés

    Thanks for the excellent feedback. I will keep on improving the site. To test it without registering, use “demo” as username and password.

    * Upcomming improvement: rename the groups to any names you like.

    lifePartition is free software. You can request the source code at anytime.

    regards,

    Andrés

  • http://www.ultimateinsult.net/ paul

    tried the DEMO, but it doe snot work in firefox. nothing happens. this seems to be a trend after something is touted on MUO. Too much traffic?

  • http://alpv.tk/ Andrés

    Make sure you have cookies enabled. The application has been tested on GNU/Linux and Windows, however it might be a Mac problem. I am fixing this.

  • http://alpv.tk/ Andrés

    lifePartition now supports Internet Explorer