Tasskr also displays a schedule with your upcoming tasks. To add a task to your schedule simply add the date and/or time to your task description. What makes Tasskr great is the clean interface and the option to use keyboard shortcuts. You do need to sign up in order to save your tasks. To edit an existing task, simply click anywhere on the task description and start editing information.

Features:

• A simple task manager with keyboard shortcuts.
• Add tasks to schedule by adding date/time to description.
• Similar tools: Any.Do, ListDid.me and Workflowy.
• Also read related articles: Comparison of Online ‘To-Do List’ services.

Visit Tasskr @ www.tasskr.com

It is essentially a large whiteboard. You can add items by double clicking anywhere on the page. Once an item is created you can change its color, drag it anywhere on the page to organize and arrange thoughts, change the type of item, add a branch to it or link to an existing or new surface. You can save your surface, access it anytime and even share it. The app gives completely flexibility and freedom.

Features:

• A large white space to create items and notes.
• Drag items to organize as desired.
• Link items together and save your surface.
• Similar tools: FetchNotes, NotesIO, MobileNoter, Rmmbr, Wrttn, LessMemories, PicoNote, Simplenote and WebNote.

Visit mySimpleSurface @ www.mysimplesurface.com

After you sign up for an account, you can form new plans and add different tasks to them. These plans can be shared with friends by inviting them as a participant in the plan via email. When they visit the plan they can choose to complete the tasks that are unassigned as of that moment. This way you can easily organize group activities and let participants select their own tasks.

Features:

• A user-friendly web service.
• Lets you create shareable task list online and share with friends.
• Plans can have individual tasks.
• Participants in the plan can choose their own tasks.
• Similar tools: ForceDo, Thoughtboxes, DailyTodo and TeuxDeux.
• Also read related article: 5 Useful To-Do List Apps For The iPhone.

Check out TODOFeed @ www.todofeed.com (by MOin from Urban Savior)

Timeslot is a free to use service that lets you schedule your day in a very convenient way. You start by creating an account on the website. Afterwards you receive an empty list with today’s date. You can start adding tasks for the day and specifying their duration.

By default tasks are 1 hour long and start immediately after the previous tasks; but you can always change the duration and starting and ending times of the tasks. The result is a complete schedule for the day that tells you which tasks needs to be completed at which moment.

To plan tasks for the following days, you can click on the main date and change it from the calendar that drops down.

Features:

• A user-friendly web service.
• Lets you create daily schedule.
• Lets you add tasks to your day’s agenda along with times.
• You can modify duration, starting time, and ending time of each task.
• Similar tools: TwoSchedule, Weekis and FoodOnTheTable.
• Also read related article: 6 Reasons To Fire Your Event Planner & Use Google Instead.

Check out Timeslot @ www.timeslot.me (by MOin from ThumbPress)

Do It (Tomorrow)’s interface resembles a notebook where you only have two pages: for today and tomorrow. Just input any reminder that needs to be done today and make sure that you check them off. But if you cannot do it today, you can easily transfer items to the next page which will then make up your to-do’s tomorrow.

The app also allows you to sync your tasks, mark them as complete or delete them. You can also reorder your list based on your priorities.

Do It (Tomorrow) is a nice addition for the minimalist worker. Getting things done now is the best way to move forward, and this app clearly addresses this by keeping things simple.

Features:

• Available for both iPhone and the iPad.
• Sync and reorder tasks.
• Move today’s task to tomorrow.
• Simple interface.
• Advanced editing.
• Similar Tools:  Sorted, Milpon, and Wunderlist.

Check out Do It (Tomorrow) @ http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/do-it-tomorrow/id381651376?mt=8#

To get started, add a to-do list and list your things-to-do by clicking Add Tasks. Write a description and a deadline for your task, then name a reward that you would like to have or paste an Amazon link to your task dashboard. You can also set reminders to let you know about your deadline and your upcoming reward. Once done, you can go on and click the link to buy it straight from Amazon.

You can start with small rewards for small tasks and go big as you go, and you do not even have to buy yourself something for a completed task. This to-do method may not work for all. Nevertheless, Incentify puts some perspective in getting things done while hopefully pushing you to be more productive.

Features:

• Add rewards and incentives for every completed task.
• Add tasks, rename list, and delete list.
• Set FREE SMS reminders (U.S. only).
• Create new lists.

Check out Incentify @ www.incentify.it

The main interface of DoneCal is the monthly calendar view. You can toggle to weekly views and daily views, and then add a specific event by clicking an area in the calendar. You can also drag the events from day-to-day to adjust your schedule. While you can use DoneCal without signing up, doing so allows you to share the calendar with your friends.

DoneCal also has a slick report function where you can view the days and hours spent per week and you can download your timesheet in Excel and CSV.

Demo video:

Features:

• Free timesheet tracker and calendar online.
• No need for an account to use.
• Share calendars with friends.
• Minimalist alternative to popular online calendars.
• Export timesheets.
• View graph for days and hour spent.
• Similar Tools: Re-Print.me, Coolendar, and Weekis

Check out DoneCal @ www.donecal.com

As you see in the screenshots above, for each task, there’s a checkbox that helps you decide the stage where the task is at currently. New lists can be added easily, projects can be edited and archived…it’s all simple and easy.

Features

• Web-based task management tool.
• Invite users to collaborate.
• Multiple projects and tasks.
• Put a task in started, done, checked or live stage.

Check out Speckle @ www.speckleapp.com (by Abhijeet from Guiding Tech)

Workflowy is a free and simple to use online service which lets you create lists. Lists can be created just like in Notepad or any other simple text editing software. You can create individual lists or make subentries into a list’s entry; the subentries are indented to clearly differentiate them from the main entries. Anytime you can rearrange your list items for better organization. A strikethrough feature is also provide and is highly useful in crossing out completed tasks.

For more info watch video below:

Features:

• A user friendly web service.
• Lets you create lists.
• Offers simple formatting.
• Provides indentation for subentries.
• Also read related articles:
  5 Printable Grocery List Websites
  Comparison of Online ‘To-Do List’ services.

Check out Workflowy @ www.workflowy.com (by MOin from ThumbPress)

You can sign into the Coolendar site using your Google account. The main difference between this service and other online calendars is the interface: Coolendar provides a simple list of events that are tabbed according to the day or month.

In addition to this, you can add tags to your events and filter the events’ view via these tags. With an intuitive interface that gets things faster, Coolendar is one online calendar you cannot afford to overlook.

Features:

• A user friendly, free & simple online calendar.
• Lets you manage an online calendar.
• Instead of a matrix of dates, you are provided with a list of events.
• You can add tags to events.
• You can filter events through tags.
• Similar tools: Meetifyr, GooSync, CalendarDummy and Anywr.
• Also read related article: Best of Google Calendar (Addons + Tips)

Check out Coolendar @ www.coolendar.com (by MOin from ThumbPress)