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Notes and to-do list apps to try<\/h2>\n

Plus: Wyze’s security woes, quick timers in your browser, and a whole lot of Apple deals.<\/h3>\n
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Jared Newman<\/div>\n
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If you ask me what are the best apps for notes and to-do lists, I’ll struggle to give you a definitive answer.<\/p>\n

While I do have my own preferences<\/a>, what works for me might not the best choice for you, and what you thought was your ideal app one day could always be supplanted by something better. That may explain why so many notes and to-do list apps exist in the first place.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n