Applications for the management of daily tasks are nothing new, but there are not that many which have an interface as user-friendly and dynamic as the one favored by Do It Tomorrow. To all intents and purposes, this new tool can turn your browser into an agenda, complete with pages that can be flipped over when the time to plan a new day’s worth of activities arrives.
Do It Tomorrow is perfect if you want to ensure that you are not neglecting any task within the next 24 hours, but you don’t need to plan things further ahead of that (or don’t want to). Conversely, if you are looking for something a little more complex or powerful you can try an application such as TeuxDeux instead.
The basic version of Do It Tomorrow can be tried for free, and you will be able to use it for as long as you want on the Web, your iPhone or your Android. The iPad version of the service costs $ 1.99, and a HD version of the service is also available for iPhone users that want to flex a little more muscle when editing tasks.
Tomorrow.do In Their Own Words
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Some Questions About Tomorrow.do
How many people will go for a service that is so simple? Are business users (the largest consumers of such kind of apps) ever getting near this tool? 
