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Most people should not bother with specialized productivity software but just see how far they can get with what’s already on their phones: Reminders, Notes and the likes. Apple has made these unassuming tools absurdly powerful without losing too much on usability.

https://fredbenenson.medium.com/advanced-topics-in-reminders-and-to-do-lists-c5edec286670

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