But that was the first impression.
Now, having used them both for quite some time, alternating between them, I see myself drawn more towards Any.DO, as it provides the sleeker interface, and some smart functions, though sometimes intervening.
Any.DO is almost a 6MB download, while Taskos is 750kB, which is really inviting, given that it provides almost the same functionality.
Both apps sync with your Google account tasks, but Taskos does a better job at that. I actually had several occasions when I needed to go to my Google account and clean things a little bit, before doing the sync with any.DO.
On the other hand, any.DO has a very well accomplished user interface, nice graphics, option to choose between two themes (white vs. black).
Functionality-wise, any.DO catches the missed calls and set customizable reminders to call back. It also catches your meetings, on any of your calendars, and interactively generates any to-do's that might have resulted from the meetings. I had some problems with the meeting follow-up function in a previous version of Any.DO, but they're gone now.
Bottom line here, in my opinion, is that if you're looking for a nicer looking tasks app that acts smart, though sometimes intruding, Any.DO is the choice. If you have concerns regarding the size, don't want the intervention or looking for a better syncing, then Taskos is the one for you.
| Any.DO | Taskos | |
| Size (MB) | 0.75 | 5.8 |
| Interface | ![]() |
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| Widget | YES | YES |
| Missed Call Reminders | YES | NO |
| Meeting Follow Up | YES | NO |
| Shake to Clear | YES | YES |
| Categories | YES | YES |
| Sorting | ![]() |
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| Sorting in Widget | NO | YES |
| Different Widget Sizes | YES | YES |
| Swipe to Mark as Done | YES | YES |
| Sync with Google | YES | YES |
| Automatic Syncing | Buggy | YES |
| Forced/Manual Syncing | YES | YES |
| Customizable Reminders | YES | YES |
| Snooz Reminders | YES | YES |


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