Using the Twos App for My Daily Note (Amanda Mae, Medium) copy
by samwashburn3-Nr0MywK2e@ · 10 things on NewTwos
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- I’m a regular Evernote and Todoist user. I love both apps SO MUCH and am always singing their praises. But recently I found the Twos App, a place to put “things,” and I’ve found it to be a welcome addition to my productivity stack.
- I have made attempts at doing a Daily Note — I created a template in Evernote, but it had sync problems (I switch frequently from the web version to the mobile app a lot with my job) and it just didn’t quite hit my groove. Adding random “things” or information to Todoist and reviewing it later was okay, but I felt it was clunking up what should be my primary task management app.
- Then I found Twos, an app for things. It defaults to a daily view, and I can quickly add in addresses, phone numbers, ideas, diary entries, and any other thoughts or things that I come across during the course of my day. I can create a list of “writing ideas” or “books to read” and move pertinent items to those lists. I can easily search the keywords and find whatever the thing is if I need it later.
- I see Twos as a kind of funnel. Sometimes it’s just easier to quickly jot down a phrase or an idea and worry about cataloging or organizing it later. Twos holds temporary tasks and ideas for me when I just need them recorded, and when I have a little more time, I can move that task to Todoist, or embellish on the idea in Evernote. Or check it off in Twos for a small thing and move on with my day.
- For those who enjoy Bullet Journaling, the Twos app offers that kind of idea of writing down bullets throughout the day. You can leave the thing as a bullet point, or change it to a dash or a check box to match your key or needs. If you’ve been wanting to bullet journal in a more digital way, this app is a good way to start.
- I’ve only started using Twos in the last few weeks. I don’t use it every day, but I’ve been grateful for it when I have needed it. It opens to a readymade blank screen with the date on it, and that’s all I really need to feel some semblance of control. It’s a clean and easy-to-use app for those who need something simple.
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