When your work gets really busy and you have to get a number of tasks done before a given deadline, it is recommended you use a to-do list app that keeps track of all the tasks that you are supposed to do. When you finish a task, you can then check it off in the app and move on to the next one. That way, the chances are almost slim to none of forgetting a really important task, such as reminding your boss that you will not be able to attend the next meeting due to personal reasons.

If you are an Android user, there are a number of apps that you can use to keep your tasks organized. Here are six to-do list apps that help you manage your tasks on your Android device:

1. Google Keep

Not only is Google Keep a note-taking app, but it serves as a to-do list app as well.  Once installed, you can start adding notes as well as tasks that you wish to be reminded about, and it will take care of everything for you.

When you are done with a task, you can have it checked off so that you can focus on the remaining ones. The great thing is it syncs your tasks across all of your linked devices so they are always available to you regardless of what device you are using.

The app is available free of cost in the Google Play store.

2. TickTick

TickTick is an Android app that allows you to make the most out of your every clock tick. It helps you keep your tasks organized in such a way that they can be easily accomplished. Some of the features the app comes with are: syncing of tasks across all of your devices, widgets for your tasks, tagging tasks so they can be easily found at a later time, and so on. It is definitely a great app you should try out on your device.

You can grab the app for free from the Google Play store.

3. Any.do

Any.do helps you be more productive by allowing you to put all of your tasks on a simple, intuitive interface and then you can get your work started from there. The app includes tons of features that you can make use of to add and remove tasks from your device.

One of these features lets you add tasks using your voice. An ideal situation where you can use this feature is when you are on the subway and you really need a task to be added but your hands are full and you can’t really type out the whole task. Just speak the task out and it will be added for you. It is really cool, isn’t it?

The app doesn’t cost a penny and you can obtain it from the Google Play store.

4. Tasks

As the name implies, Tasks for Android is a task management app designed solely to help you simplify your huge workload and make you a bit more organized. It is an open-source app, meaning it could get many new features from the community, rather than being a closed-source that only the authorized developers can add features to.

This is one of the less-cluttered apps that only has the things you really need, leaving everything else out. Your tasks look clearer on the simple interface of the app. Just like any other app, you can have your tasks checked off when you are done with them.

You can get it for free from the Google Play store.

5. Todoist

Having its presence on almost all platforms including the web, Todoist for Android is a perfect task management app to help you never forget your important tasks. It brings with it a number of useful features, such as visual scheduling to help you schedule your tasks, offline planning so you can plan even when you are not connected to the Internet, and cloud syncing.

With all these features present in the app, you are sure to never forget your tasks and never lose them even if you get your device gets wiped, because the tasks are synced with the cloud.

The app can be downloaded for free from the Google Play store.

6. SplenDO

SplenDO for Android comes with a lot of features built-in, so you don’t need to use a separate app for the features that the app lacks. The app lets you add tasks, group the tasks, place a tasks widget on your home screen, use the quick taskbar to quickly add a task, and so on.

If you have got a number of tasks to be done in a given time frame, you can use the batch mode to add them all easily instead of using the individual adding mode.

There’s a lot to be explored in the app, so go ahead and download it for free from the Google Play Store.

Conclusion

Humans tend to forget things and that is when apps like those mentioned above come into the picture. They help people remember the tasks that they are supposed to do and help them keep these tasks organized.

Happy tasking!

Mahesh Makvana is a freelance tech writer who’s written thousands of posts about various tech topics on various sites. He specializes in writing about Windows, Mac, iOS, and Android tech posts. He’s been into the field for last eight years and hasn’t spent a single day without tinkering around his devices.

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