In Microsoft To-Do, you can easily sort individual task items by just dragging them.

In their standalone Google Tasks app, you can use multiple lists as seamlessly as in Microsoft To-Do app. And we don’t blame them, because Keep is a note-taking app with the added functionality of lists. While Google Keep also lets you create multiple lists, it’s not as friendly as Microsoft To-Do. In Microsoft To-do, you can easily create multiple lists, add items and sub-items, move items between them and do other important things.

What’s a to-do app without multiple lists? And that’s why Microsoft To-Do is far ahead of Google Keep in terms of multiple lists. Here you will see all your tasks for the day.

The home screen of Microsoft To-Do app is the My Day screen. Various list items are arranged in a list format like a proper to-do app. On the other hand, Microsoft has a clean layout. If you ask me, I feel the design is very messy. The home screen lists all the notes and the lists together in irregularly sized cards. Google Keep is a powerful note-taking app that follows the card-style layout. However, the same isn’t true for Microsoft. You can easily switch between them any time. Google Keep supports multiple Google accounts. You cannot use these apps with any other account, which is a big bummer. While a Google account is required for Keep, Microsoft To-Do is also limited to its guardian Microsoft only. Google Keep can now also be accessed inside Gmail. However, Keep has a Chrome extension that is currently not available for Microsoft To-Do. While Microsoft To-Do can be accessed via the Windows app and the web version, Keep is limited to the web version only. While Microsoft To-Do app weighs 49-50MB, Google Keep jumps to 178-180MB.ĭownload Google Keep on iOS Cross Platformīoth the apps are available on other platforms besides Android and iOS. However, on iOS, there is a significant difference when it comes to the size of the two apps. On the other hand, Microsoft To-Do app’s size ranges between 9-10MB. In case you want to download it from the Play Store, it weighs 13-14MB. Keep is a product of Google and as such, it comes pre-installed on some Android devices.

Google keep alternatives to evernote