Is Remember The Milk worth the $25 bucks per year?

[Connectz]

I'm seriously thinking about it as the interface is quite slick and I use to do lists a LOT for my Fraternity (Freemasonry) work. Im just having an issue with that high price. So is it worth it?

 

[chanchan05]

Haven't used RTM because Producteev syncing with Astrid has been enough for me. Try checking them out first. (Producteev.com)

 

[Connectz]

Astrid is nice too but I prefer rtm. Anyone else try it?

 

[tcat007]

Not for me... I'm happy with free Gtasks, and for $5 (one time) Gtasks would even be better. Is it true that for Iphone users RTM is free, but Android is $25/yr.? That's enough for me not even to try it.

 

[coyote1]

Wunderlist. It's free, it's cross-platform, it syncs everything via the cloud, it's growing up into something called Wunderkit.

 

[leeanne172]

I've just been using color notes for groceries, one widget for each store, free and works just fine

 

[sic0048]

No one can answer that for you. Value is in the eye of the beholder. Personally I think $25 PER YEAR is too expensive, but others are willing to pay that much because they see enough value in the product.

 

[John Redcorn]

I just use google docs, type it up on the pc the whole week before I go (typed in the order that I walk through the store) and when I'm at the store I just delete lines as I pick things up.

You can invite anyone with a gmail account to be an editor to any of your docs and you can both work on one at the same time.

I did look like a doof in the store last night standing around while the new version of g-docs kept crapping out. "document must be refreshed" or something like that, old one never did that.

 

[Connectz]

I found any.DO and like it much better than RTM. Any.DO is clean and simple.

 

[OstrichSaK]

Been using 'Our Groceries' with my wife for years now and never had an issue. Works flawless and doesn't cost anything.

 

[sic0048]

I'm trying Wunderlist right now. I do like that it is simple to use, multi-platform, and cloud based. It would make things like a grocery list very easy to keep between multiple people/machines.

 

[pastafarian]

We use out of milk. Free to try, $5 (one time) for pro version with sync. My wife and I use the sync from device to device to avoid buying the same thing. Shopping lists is also accessible via any computer. When one of us is shopping, instead of calling to add items we add them to the list via pc and they show up on the shoppers phone almost instantly.

 

[OstrichSaK]

We use out of milk. Free to try, $5 (one time) for pro version with sync. My wife and I use the sync from device to device to avoid buying the same thing. Shopping lists is also accessible via any computer. When one of us is shopping, instead of calling to add items we add them to the list via pc and they show up on the shoppers phone almost instantly.

Our Groceries does all of this too... for free.

 

[justtom]

I use Evernote its free has syncs and has a check list feature,type it up on the desktop and away we go.I use evernote daily highly recommend it.

 

[pastafarian]

Our Groceries does all of this too... for free.

And didn't exist when I paid for Out of Milk.....

 

[OstrichSaK]

And didn't exist when I paid for Out of Milk.....

You sure about that? Our Groceries was released about 4 months before Out of Milk. March vs July in 2011.

 

[pastafarian]

You sure about that? Our Groceries was released about 4 months before Out of Milk. March vs July in 2011.

Might be it wasn't available in the market (play?) for my devices or my extensive search wasn't extensive enough because someone distracted me. Either way, someone else is to blame....somehow?

 

[OstrichSaK]

Might be it wasn't available in the market (play?) for my devices or my extensive search wasn't extensive enough because someone distracted me. Either way, someone else is to blame....somehow?

Obama.