Any.do: To do list & Planner

Name: Any.do: To do list & Planner
Rating: 4.6 (50273 reviews)
Author: Any.DO

By: Any.DO

Reminders, Calendar & Tasks

Features & Capabilities

Join over 50 million users who rely on Any.do to organize life, work, and get more done. This all-in-one tool combines tasks, calendar, reminders, and daily planning in one app.

Features include cross-device sync, location and time-based reminders, collaboration with shared lists, voice input, subtasks, file attachments, and a daily planner to stay on top of what matters.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Task Management Communication Shopping

By:

Any.DO

Rating:

4.60

(50,273) 31 new ratings

Version:

5.66.0 Last updated: 2026-06-14

Version code:

886470772

Creation date:

2012-06-04

Compatible devices:

Size:

339.93MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-28

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 6,189 ▼ 3

Other rankings

#2 in todoist. keyword 34

#9 in todoist keyword 34 ▼ 1

#11 in remember keyword 17 ▲ 2

#11 in todo keyword 16

#12 in google tasks keyword 33 ▲ 1

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For Developers

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Developed by:

Any.DO

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/any-do-to-do-list-planner/id497328576

Website:

https://www.any.do/

User Reviews

User reviews praise Any.do for ease of use, quick task entry, a useful timeline, drag-and-drop prioritization, and handy widgets, especially for grocery lists. However, recurring concerns center on billing and pricing surprises, frequent bugs and reliability problems, and account/login issues that can risk data loss. Some UX and calendar navigation frustrations are also mentioned. Overall, it’s a valuable tool for many, but pricing transparency and stability are common sticking points.

Pros

Easy to use with a minimal learning curve
Fast item addition and a timeline view that helps organize upcoming tasks
Drag-and-drop prioritization to reorder tasks
Strong grocery/shopping list support and a helpful home screen widget
Overall positive value and usefulness for many long-time users

Cons

Billing issues and pricing concerns (unexpected charges, push to premium, misleading/free-tier expectations)
Frequent bugs and reliability problems (loading/spinning circles, crashes, sync issues)
Account/login problems and risk of data loss (forced sign-in, sign-in failures, difficult password reset)
Notably imperfect UX/navigation in places (confusing flows, calendar navigation glitches)

Recent reviews

I can’t give you a bad review as I have not used the app. BUT I am trying to sign up as a new account subscriber and I downloaded the app and it’s not letting me get in. I gave all correct info and it says Tried 30 times with different passwords because it keeps saying “uh oh, we are having g trouble signing you up, try again”

by Ka*****, 2026-06-17

It’s a decent app. But the visual craft and layout of everything just feels ancient, like it hasn’t been looked at by a designer in 10 years. The developer response is telling: defensive and clueless. If they cared about minimalism, they wouldn’t have ugly gradients, poor spacing, and ugly background. I don’t have the energy to do a full design crit of the app in an app store review. But this silly developer response was enough for me to stop using the app. They clearly are just coasting at this point and have no desire to make the app better anymore

by Sw*****, 2026-06-16

Suddenly I have to sign in and sign up? No warning whatsoever. Now my stuff is gone. It was a decent app, but they keep changing it for the worse. Good riddens.