Todoist vs WordPerfect Office: Which is a better fit?

Jonathan T.: Hi, I'm Jonathan. I'm the founder and owner of WalletWin, an e-learning company, and I give Todoist 5 stars out of 5. Before I started using Todoist, I was all over the place with my to-do lists. I was using paper and pen and losing them. I was using Evernote and then forgetting to check it. I was all over the place. And finally I found Todoist. I chose Todoist and have stuck with it because it's all over the place. I've got the app on my computer, on my phone, on my watch, so I always have my to-do list available. It's easy to use, easy to check things off, especially when I'm out and about and I can just call it up on the watch and check off my item. It was incredibly easy to get started with Todoist, downloaded the app, I think created my account, and then just got started creating my lists and my items. It was very easy to figure out. I think it's a pretty intuitive interface that makes organizing my tasks nice and easy. If you're checking out Todoist, I'd say just go for it, download it. They've got a very nice, generous, free tier, so give it a shot maybe for a week or two. See how you like it, how it fits into your workflow, and it might just be a winner.

Paul: Hi, I'm Paul. I'm the president and owner of a small business, and we're going to talk about WordPerfect Office today. I give it four out of five stars. For more information, click below. Before I got into WordPerfect Office, I dabbled a little bit with several word processors, including Word and spreadsheets like Lotus 1-2-3, this was way back in the day, and eventually settled on WordPerfect Office. WordPerfect Office is really unique in that it's the only Office system that doesn't try to be a Microsoft Office lookalike. One of the things that I really appreciate about WordPerfect is the absolute control that I get over formatting. If I have a document that I need to look in a particular way, I know that WordPerfect can handle that much better than the competition can. From a spreadsheet standpoint, Quattro Pro is every bit as good as Microsoft Excel. The file compatibility across the board is great. All of the formulas and functions work just the same. It's a great program. And Paradox is just an outstanding relational database. It's one that I really enjoy working with. I think WordPerfect Office, for the most part, is pretty easy to get into. But if you're coming to the main component, WordPerfect, from a Word background, it's going to be a little bit different and there's a bit of a steep learning curve. But if you've been with WordPerfect, like I have, since back in the days of DOS, it's an easy thing to do. The formatting is a little bit different, and once you wrap your head around it, it makes the transition very easy. I would recommend WordPerfect Office to people who are concerned about presenting their best foot and leading with a strong initial impression. The package will give you everything that you need in order to get things done. Where it falls down a little bit is that there is no mobile version yet, and the compatibility with the rest of the world, the Microsoft world, is a little bit challenging at times. If you're trading back and forth extensively formatted documents, you might tend to lose some formatting when you go from WordPerfect to Word. But if you wait to finalize things until you get everything back, you're going to be in great shape.