I've tried lots of different organizing/to-do apps, but this one is the most intuitive for how my brain works. Most apps are just basic to-do reminders, which is great, but doesn't help with organizing big projects. Notion is really robust, but it's not intuitive for me at all, and I don't have time to take a class to learn how to use it.

Chaos Control was intuitive for me "out of the box". It uses a file folder-type structure to keep bigger projects organized, but it also has a Chaos Box for the "don't want to forget this" details (just like a normal to-do list) that could be organized later if needed.

Also, the program gives you many ways to *see* what you can work on, even without cluttering your daily plan with deadline tasks, such as priority levels, contexts, etc. For example, I set up a "15 minutes or less" context to flag little things like "Work on organizing desk pile" or "Make appt with eye doctor", so I can find something productive to do anytime I'm not sure what to work on next.

I already feel more organized and motivated to get work done, and that alone makes this worthwhile!