Twos

An app for quickly writing down notes, to-dos, reminders and events organised by day.

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About Twos

Twos is a capture app built around the day. You type notes, to-dos, reminders, events, lists and links into a Today page, and the app suggests turning items that look like tasks into checkboxes. The aim is to keep everything you might forget in one simple place and resurface it when needed.

It is available as mobile apps for iPhone and Android, in the browser, and as desktop apps for Mac, Windows and Linux.

Strengths

  • Fast capture of notes, tasks and reminders in one list
  • Daily view keeps items tied to a date
  • Available on phones, desktops and the web

Limitations

  • Closed source
  • Less suited to long structured documents

Details

Pricing
FreemiumFree to start, with paid plans listed on the pricing page.
License
Proprietary
Platforms
Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS, Web
How it runs
Downloadable app, Web application
Best suited for
Quickly jotting down tasks and ideas through the day
Last verified
Added
Provenance
Facts checked against the developer's own pages and store listings, 1 sources on file.

Alternatives to Twos

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Software that can replace Twos for an important use case, and what changes if you switch.

  • Amplenote

    A note-taking and task app that combines linked notes, a to-do list, calendar planning and AI agents.

    Amplenote combines linked notes, tasks and calendar planning with plugins and AI agents on all major platforms, but it can feel heavier than quick capture.

  • NotePlan

    A daily-note app that combines notes, tasks and Apple Calendar events for Mac, iOS and web.

    PaidProprietarymacOSiOSWeb

    NotePlan builds each day around a daily note with Apple Calendar and Reminders sync, but it is a paid subscription limited to Mac, iOS and web.

  • Superlist

    A task and notes app from the creators of Wunderlist, combining to-do lists, notes and projects.

    Superlist combines tasks, notes and shared lists with voice recordings turned into action items, but has no Windows desktop app listed.

  • Google Keep

    A note service from Google for quick notes, checklists and reminders that sync across devices.

    FreeProprietaryWeb

    Google Keep offers free quick notes, checklists and reminders through the web with a Google account, without the daily view tying items to dates.

  • Logseq

    An outliner that stores notes as plain Markdown files, built around a daily journal and linked blocks.

    Logseq is an open source outliner built around a daily journal, storing plain Markdown files locally with block-level linking across desktop and mobile.

  • Workflowy

    A nested outliner that organizes notes, lists and projects as a single tree of bullets.

    Workflowy keeps notes and tasks in one nested outline across desktop, mobile and web, organised by hierarchy instead of by day.

  • Agenda

    A date-focused note app for Mac, iPhone and iPad that links notes to calendar events.

    FreemiumProprietarymacOSiOS

    Agenda ties notes to dates and calendar events on a project timeline, but it runs only on Mac, iPhone and iPad.

Twos as an alternative

Listings that name Twos as an alternative.

  • Any.do

    A to-do list app combining tasks, lists, a calendar and a daily planner for individuals, families and teams.

    Twos focuses on quick capture of notes, tasks and reminders organised by day, with apps for phones, desktops including Linux, and the web.

  • Drafts

    An Apple-platform app for capturing text quickly and sending it elsewhere with actions.

    FreemiumProprietarymacOSiOS

    Twos captures notes, tasks and reminders quickly in a daily view and runs on Windows, Linux, Android and web as well, though it is also closed source.

  • Structured

    A visual day planner that places tasks, calendar events and focus sessions on one timeline.

    Twos ties notes, tasks and reminders to a daily view across phones, desktops and web, but it uses lists rather than a visual timeline of the day.

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