moo.do

What do you like best?

Moo.do comes of as a surprise. I've been using a number of tools to organize my work (like most people do). I have long form notes stored in Evernote, appointments and events in Google Calendar, Emails in Gmail, tasks and ToDo's in Wunderlist, etc. And Moo.do is a way to combine all of that in one single app. With Moo.do I'm able to connect/import all my favorite tools into a single app and access all organizational stuff and plans from a single interface which is very comfortable.

What do you dislike?

When you first open up Moo.do it feels, for a lack of a better word, hostile. In the age when all apps try to be as user-friendly as possible, Moo.do tries to remain effective without the additional fluff. What this means is that, for example, instead of simply selecting a date from the calendar interface when creating a task, you create a task with date written in text and if you want to move that task to a different day, you need to edit the text. This sounds and looks rudimentary, but once you get a grip on it, the workflow becomes quite intuitive, especially if you find typing faster than clicking.

Recommendations to others considering the product:

Moo.do is a wonderful and very practical tool as long as you're not afraid to jump in and give it little bit of practice.

What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized?

Moo.do is a wonderful app for centralizing all work-related stuff (tasks, notes, emails) in a single interface. It has become my go-to workstation and a single place from where I can work comfortably. A great thing for keeping concentration and increasing productivity with less of a distraction.