Hello, my name is Taylor Hughes.

Some time last summer, I decided I needed a to-do list. I had too much to keep track of, and things were starting to get messy. But Ta-da List is too simple, Remember the Milk is too complicated, and desktop to-do list apps like TaskPaper and OmniFocus don’t sync to multiple computers, which is a deal breaker for me.

So, a Google App Engine hackathon followed by approximately six months of a few hours here and there and voilà: DNZO (“done-zo”) is born. Sign up with your Google Account today!

Features

1. Quickly add new tasks with a responsive interface focused on making it easy to get started. Once you’ve added some tasks, quickly edit, complete, delete or re-order them at will.
2. Sort or filter your tasks based on projects, contexts and due dates. Click a project, context or due date to see all the matching tasks — and sort on any columns you like. Don’t use one column or another? Hide it.
3. Add multiple lists to better organize disparate tasks. Keep “Groceries” here and “Work Stuff” there, or put them together in the same list under different projects — we’re flexible.
4. Track what you’ve done with the archived tasks interface. See every task you’ve completed today, this week, last week or last month, and give yourself a pat on the back when you see everything you’ve accomplished.

Give DNZO a try — I look forward to any feedback, either by comment or by e-mail. Happy to-doing!