What mobile list manager do you use?

[jrdouce]

I'm back to Google Tasks with the Android GTasks app. Google tasks may lack a little functionality, and have a really weak web interface, but the simplicity is more important to me than a couple of optional features. I used RTM for a year, but adding tasks was such a pain, I found myself not doing it.

[TomasGardstrom]

I use DejaTasks (part of DejaOffice) synced with Outlook tasks on PC using Companionlink.

[montfordM]

The best one for me and my must have is iOS Reminders to Outlook.

[greeno]

I'm omnifocus through and through, though I'm now using workflowy as an outliner. The integration from workflowy isn't as good as it could (will?) be, but it's a great and flexible tool.

[Suelin23]

I like that it has a calendar as well as the tasks, there are projects and contexts

[Peter.Robinson]

We'd love to know what you are finding useful out there to manage your GTD lists on your mobile device. Please take the poll!

Notes Traveler is the server database for work mail, calendar, projects/actions.
I used to use Note F1 as the mobile interface to my lists
but now use Lotus ToDo

[fokke.kooistra]

Hi,

I use Evernote for all GTD related list management.

[Kenny]

I use Evernote as my main GTD system now and, once I got to the 4th or 5th configuration, I've that it is perfect for on the go as well.

Hi - are you able to share how you use Evernote? Do you use tags and then saved searches to have your different lists?

[fokke.kooistra]

Hi Kenny,

Basically I have notebooks for the different lists in GTD. On my blog I describe in details how it works for me: http://www.fokkekooistra.nl/blog/tag/evernote.

[JodieFrancis]

My digital paper, checklists, project support and someday/maybe ideas are in Evernote, and my calendar is Google/Gcal, so I love zendone's tight integration with both.

Until this week it was in beta, and therefore free to use via web and iPhone. No Android app yet. Paid plans took effect this week, but there is still a free trial available.

All zendone does it GTD, so no elaborate setup is required - it is quick and easy to use.

But all it does is classic GTD, which can be a bit limiting