How to Create Recurring Tasks in Wunderlist – Guide
Microsoft closed Wunderlist on May 6, 2020. From that point on, users could no longer update or edit lists or tasks. This post is, let’s say, personal for me. I’ve been managing my to-do list with Wunderlist since 2014. So where do we go from here? Dear friends, Microsoft wants us to switch to their task manager, Microsoft To Do. Personally, I don’t like Microsoft since I had to use Outlook for my first desktop job in 2008.
The four other excellent competitors vying to manage our precious to-do lists are: 1) Wunderlist, 2) Todoist, 3) Evernote, and 4) Asana. I’ve narrowed a list of about ten free task management apps down to the top five. To be included, each application must be able to import its Wunderlist lists. It should also offer a free trial and have up-to-date native apps for iOS and Android that have a rating of 4.0 or better in stores. Each option also supports Apple Watch, iPad and Android tablets.
How to Create repetitive tasks in Wunderlist for Windows
Task: Add a task to the taskbar
Now tap on the newly created task and select the Set date and reminder option on the right. Choose a date. ..
To create a new to-do list, click the Never repeat option and select a value from the drop-down list. Currently, Wunderlist offers four options: daily, weekly, monthly or yearly. ..
How to Create repetitive tasks in Wunderlist for Android and iOS
Open the app, tap the Add a task box and enter the task name.
To add a date and time, select the date and time from the list of presets. Then tap the bell icon to enter the time.
The mobile app allows you to add a custom frequency to repeat your tasks, unlike the windows app.
Final note
How to Create Recurring Tasks in Wunderlist In order to create recurring tasks in Wunderlist, you will first need to create a list of tasks that you want to be able to easily and quickly recurring. Once you have created your list, you can then start creating the tasks by dragging and dropping them into the task list. You can also use the keyboard shortcut (F5) to add a new task.
