VERDICT
Worth it
Should I use Microsoft To Do?
To Do gives you focus, from work to play. - to-do.office.com
· 3 hours ago
Buy it if you live in Microsoft 365 and want a free personal task list with Outlook integration. Skip it if you need project management depth, advanced filtering, or want to avoid Microsoft lock-in.
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Free
medium
Requires a Microsoft account; data lives in Microsoft's cloud, no easy export path
medium
Microsoft has killed task apps before (Wunderlist) — abandonment risk is real
low
Product security page currently broken — transparency gap
low
Business features like compliance review need Microsoft 365 admin involvement
Value for money: 5/5
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Users like it for simple everyday lists inside Microsoft 365, but many find it shallow and shop for alternatives like Todoist.
Compare Microsoft To Do with each alternative.
Stronger filters, labels, and power features; common upgrade path
Minimalist pick for Gmail and Calendar users
Guess: honest option if your list is truly simple
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Free, polished to-do list for Microsoft 365 users; too shallow for project work and adds Microsoft lock-in.
Based on ~20 public sources; snippets truncated, no numeric ratings available.
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