Astrid is a simple Tasks manager for Android amongst many others. However I like this tasks manager because is easy to use and provides many useful functions:
Assign a task to you or someone else (using e-mail) by:
- Date
- Time
- Every X Hour-Day-Week-Month-Year
- Alarm
- Prioritise your tasks
- Categorise your tasks
- Write a short description for each task
- Reorganise your tasks in your favourite order
- Synchronise your tasks with your calendar
Moreover when you miss a call, Astrid tasks manager allows you to call now, ignore this call or you can plan this call for later.
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My lifestyle is busy. Indeed I’m not only travelling by my own, I also have responsibilities in a few companies I’m working for. Also, my blog takes me a lot of time between photos and videos editing, writing high quality articles in French and English and editing my GPS tracks for each outdoor experiences I lived.
I’m staying every night with a random local too. That means this task takes a certain time before to find someone who accepts to host me. However it is only the first half of this task. I must share my adventures with this person or family since it’s the deal I’ve chosen to stay under their roof. Finally I only have 2hours really free every day between 7am to 11pm, usually after lunchtime.
These 2 hours are reserved for these companies I’m working with or for my blog. It’s why I need a task manager easy to use to well organize my To Do List and do not waste any time. Astrid Task manager is really handy when I must take in consideration the time differences between the countries I’m travelling in and the countries where these companies are located.
If I didn’t have Astrid task manager, I wouldn’t be so efficient and I could loose the interest from these companies I’m working for.
My advice: Don’t be arrogant and organize your tasks with Astrid task manager to give some clarity, space and fresh air to your brain!
