Compare Microsoft To Do and Things 
- Users report that Things excels in task creation with a score of 9.8, particularly highlighting its intuitive "Drag & Drop" feature, which allows for seamless organization of tasks. In contrast, Microsoft To Do received a lower score of 8.4 in this area, with reviewers mentioning that while it offers drag-and-drop functionality, it is not as fluid as Things.
- Reviewers mention that Microsoft To Do shines in task prioritization, scoring 9.1, with users appreciating its ability to easily categorize tasks by importance. Conversely, Things scored 8.5, with some users noting that while it has prioritization features, they are not as straightforward as those in Microsoft To Do.
- G2 users highlight the ease of setup for Microsoft To Do, which scored a perfect 9.9, with many stating that the onboarding process is quick and user-friendly. In comparison, Things does not have a specific score for ease of setup, indicating that users may find it less intuitive to get started.
- Users on G2 report that Things offers a superior experience for recurring tasks, scoring 8.5, with reviewers mentioning the flexibility in setting up complex recurring schedules. Microsoft To Do, while scoring slightly higher at 8.7, has users noting that its recurring task options can sometimes be limited in customization.
- Reviewers say that the quality of support for Things is rated at 8.7, with many users appreciating the responsive customer service. Microsoft To Do, with a score of 8.6, also receives positive feedback, but some users mention that response times can vary.
- Users report that both products have a strong focus on to-do lists, with Things scoring 9.7 and Microsoft To Do at 9.5. However, reviewers mention that Things offers a more visually appealing interface for managing lists, while Microsoft To Do is praised for its integration with other Microsoft services, making it a more convenient choice for users already in that ecosystem.
Microsoft To Do is very easy to use and flexible. Helps me to prepare a schedule for the day with plans, activities and meetings. The tasks assigned to me can be focused on with a better plan and execution. Seamless integration with Microsoft ecosystem...
It seriously lacks features like some of the competitors. You can't have recurring items, (example, don't forget on Mondays to bring in bagels for the team). Also you can't set up sub-tasks. Example, if you want to pick up groceries and you need to go to...
I really love how it works especially on scheduling. It's so wonderful
While all Things are fine when you use Apple devices, unfortunately other platforms are (currently?) not supported. “To Do list” software should be represented on all (mayor) operating systems.
Microsoft To Do is very easy to use and flexible. Helps me to prepare a schedule for the day with plans, activities and meetings. The tasks assigned to me can be focused on with a better plan and execution. Seamless integration with Microsoft ecosystem...
I really love how it works especially on scheduling. It's so wonderful
It seriously lacks features like some of the competitors. You can't have recurring items, (example, don't forget on Mondays to bring in bagels for the team). Also you can't set up sub-tasks. Example, if you want to pick up groceries and you need to go to...
While all Things are fine when you use Apple devices, unfortunately other platforms are (currently?) not supported. “To Do list” software should be represented on all (mayor) operating systems.
