A competent task management application necessitates the inclusion of elements such as tasks, lists, reminders, calendars, daily planners, device synchronization, and recurring tasks. These are the fundamental building blocks that characterize such an application. These rudimentary elements should not be misconstrued as features; they are prerequisites. For instance, considering tires as a feature of a car would be a misrepresentation. Regrettably, many of these essentials are often mislabeled as features. True features encompass elements like WhatsApp reminders, color tags, AI, third-party app integrations, etc. Speaking of integrations, they are facilitated through Zapier and are not native, which is a significant distinction. The conspicuous absence of workflow templates is disappointing. Where might these templates be found? The lack of a GANTT view, a crucial component of any task/project management app, is also notable. In my assessment, Any.do is a straightforward and aesthetically pleasing task management app, but its functionality is limited. It pales in comparison to TickTick, a comprehensive task and project management tool. Furthermore, the proposed plan limits seem unrealistic. The highest tier accommodates a maximum of five users. Is this intended as a jest? I sincerely hope the developer exercises better judgment in future and delivers an application that is genuinely suited for project management and offers realistic plan limits.