Doris
Doris is a new productivity tool that helps you get things done. The web version is free, with both free and paid versions available for the iPhone.
You can create lists of tasks and organise them into groups. But unlike other Todo apps, Doris is designed without an imposed structure, so you can use the freeflow grouping for a surprising amount of things. Here are a few examples:
- New Year's resolutions
- DIY tasks you want to avoid
- Learning new vocabulary
- Shopping and wish lists
FEATURES
- Add, edit and reorder groups and todo items easily
- Sync with website, and vice versa
- Landscape mode support for easy viewing
- Quickview to see all groups and items in one screen
- View your activity history
You can create lists of tasks and organise them into groups. But unlike other Todo apps, Doris is designed without an imposed structure, so you can use the freeflow grouping for a surprising amount of things. Here are a few examples:
- New Year's resolutions
- DIY tasks you want to avoid
- Learning new vocabulary
- Shopping and wish lists
FEATURES
- Add, edit and reorder groups and todo items easily
- Sync with website, and vice versa
- Landscape mode support for easy viewing
- Quickview to see all groups and items in one screen
- View your activity history
| Comments: |
| qualle89 | |
2009-09-26 13:03:13 |
| Don\\'t really use it much... It look cool and i guess it\\'s a good idea, butt..... |
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| kaylucas | |
2009-09-20 23:11:38 |
| Its à quite ok app but it needs much improvement to compete with the larger apps like todo. |
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| gotilla | |
2009-09-18 17:48:09 |
| Simply beautiful. Very easy to use. Make your own list and check them off as you go. That\\'s it in a nutshell. This nice thing is you don\\'t have to remember how to use the app. It is very easy to pick up. |
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| fido | |
2009-09-17 05:26:56 |
| mehhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh its ok i guess llloooollllll |
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| igali | |
2009-09-16 07:18:29 |
| Not a bad little program, simple, beautiful layout, but I would give, and 3 and a half. |
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| pablo19 | |
2009-09-14 12:11:42 |
| It has a perfect layout, this is my top to-do list app, kinda weird getting used to but perfect once you get the hang of it |
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| andyoniphone | |
2009-09-14 05:35:37 |
| Simple and clean interface. But the app logic is quite different with other time-line base To-do apps. No due time, no alert, no priority setting. just task and groups. I encountered a screen mess like http://twitpic.com/hm6m4 if I turn on the Syncing under EDGE/3G network. |
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| minichaos | |
2009-09-14 04:08:29 |
| Doris is simple, but maybe too simple to call it a "GTD" tool. Only Groups can collect tasks, if we can use "free tags" or focus like function, better and useful. But it's layout is really nice. |
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| beany14 | |
2009-09-14 03:57:31 |
| Simple just handy app. The groups and quick view is a nice feature. Only additional feature i'd say that would be nice to have is an option to mark the task complete. Overall a handy app. |
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| angie | |
2009-09-14 03:20:11 |
| love its looks, clear and fast. and the web have chinese-tz?!!what a surprise!! but only syncing when open the iphone app? |
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| chuuken | |
2009-09-13 19:42:19 |
| While the app is easy to use, it does not appear to have a way to import data (please correct me if I am wrong) -- which limits its appeal to users who are already using a competing product. I am not willing to re-enter all of my projects and tasks in Doris, so for now it looks like I will not be using it. |
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| bone.rate | |
2009-09-13 19:08:10 |
| This is the one I have been looking for. Amazingly easy to use. The layout is very decent. Recommended very every busy person out there. |
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| mysticway | |
2009-09-13 16:37:34 |
| The app was a breeze to set up with the Doris website. The app is very easy to use and very functional. It is simple to use, and allows you the check-off tasks that are completed. It would be nice if it permitted color-coding to help with prioritizing. |
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| iPhoneUser | |
2009-09-13 16:33:23 |
| Fantastic, simple todo organizer which seems to be gaining capabilities daily. As it is, Doris is a well designed organizer, but if you check out their web page (which you'll want to do since you can sync and edit there!), you'll see all of the proposed enhancements as well as the ones being worked on. One of these is the creation of tasks through email integration. Cool! |
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| LittlemissAnnabelle | |
2009-09-13 09:34:40 |
| it does what it says and is very handy i give it 3 and a half* |
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| amib75 | |
2009-09-13 02:28:26 |
| Doris does what it is supposed to do. It integrates nicely with the drag and drop web UI. It moves well between the Quick View and the History screens. Badges for today\\'s due tasks are a welcome touch. Many to-do apps on the iPhone do not have badges. Push notifications would be nice also, or at least a way to sync between the app and iCal. If you\\'re looking for tags and contexts, this is not a GTD app. If you\\'re looking for a simple way to create to-do lists that can be grouped by due date, this might be the app you\\'re looking for. |
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