One list for everything you have to do
Write down what needs doing, give it a due date and a priority, and tick it off. The list lives in the same app as your flashcards, so your studying and your tasks are not in two different places.
Finish anatomy chapter 4
Review 40 English cards
Hand in statistics sheet
Order the lab manual
Enough to keep a week in order
No project boards and nothing to learn — a list that does the job.
Due dates
Give a task a date and it moves up as the day gets closer, so nothing quietly slips past a deadline.
Priorities
Mark what has to happen first. High, medium and low are enough to sort a week.
Synced across devices
Add a task on your phone on the way home and it is there on your Mac when you sit down.
Next to your decks
Tasks and flashcards in one app: you plan the session and then do it without switching.
Three levels, nothing to learn
Deadlines and exams. These stay at the top of the list.
Work that has to be done this week, but not today.
Things that would be good to get to. They wait without nagging.
Questions about the list
Short answers.
Can I use it without flashcards?
Yes. The list works on its own if that is all you need.
Where do the tasks sync?
Across iOS, Android, macOS and the web, on the same account.
Does it cost anything?
No. Mindomax is free: no subscription and no in-app purchases.
What happens when I finish a task?
Tick it off and it moves out of the way, so the list stays short enough to read.
Write down the first three things
A list you can read in one look is usually the one that gets done.
Open your list