Wunderlist was a free, open source, cross platform application that can be used for task management and list making.
Tasks are categorized into lists, such as a shopping list or a to-do list. Tasks can have completion dates and reminders.
Wunderlist was based on Titanium.
Features include:
- List, sort and manage your daily tasks.
- Create multiple lists.
- Set ‘dates’ for tasks to be completed by/on.
- Filter tasks based on keywords, dates.
- Mark tasks as favorites.
- Smart date recognition.
- Customize the task list background.
- Keyboard shortcuts.
- Also available as a web based application.
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Developer: 6 Wunderkinder GmbH
License: Apache License Version 2.0

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