rabbit.reviews88Consensus score
How strongly 0 sources agree — expert labs and real owners, with community voices weighted heavier. Not one reviewer’s opinion; the pattern across all of them.
Buy it if
- Progress tracking and unlimited reminders on paid plan
- Color coding and 150 filter views for organizing multiple projects
- Available across all major platforms
Skip it if
- Not a full project management suite, no Gantt charts or time tracking
- Some advanced features locked behind paid tier
- Can feel too simple for complex multi-phase projects
What owners love
- Progress tracking and unlimited reminders on paid plan
- Color coding and 150 filter views for organizing multiple projects
- Available across all major platforms
- Straightforward prioritization without team-bloat features
The recurring gripe
- Not a full project management suite, no Gantt charts or time tracking
- Some advanced features locked behind paid tier
- Can feel too simple for complex multi-phase projects
The bottom line
Todoist is the rare tool that solo users actually stick with, it's powerful enough to manage real projects but never makes you feel like you're managing the tool itself.