To-Dlo is cool

Many of the most successful web applications follow the mantra of do one thing, and do it well, so I figured I could at least try for the former. To-Dlo is basic to-do list management application, accessible from your cellphone via SMS (text messaging). I have plans for more cool and helpful todo list management features, but I'm just one guy. Let me know if you want something added.

The first version of To-Dlo was written in class during a week of grad school. It only took a few hours to implement all of the basic functionality. To-Dlo was very simple to write, using Google App Engine and TextMarks for all of the infrastructure. This very infrastructure is available to you, too, entirely for free. Hooray for clouds.

To-Dlo competes with services such as reQall, Evernote, Kwiry, and the notepad in my pocket. The reason To-Dlo was written is because none of these services are simply just to-do lists that are completely manageable by SMS. I'm sure it would be really easy features for them to add, but they don't have it. reQall doesn't receive text messages (though it can send reminders), Evernote doesn't have an SMS shortcode, though it can receive emails from phones, Kwiry isn't really a to-do list, and the notepad in my pocket, though awesome, does not have an RSS feed, interface with my email, or support data redundancy. So instead of waiting for these services to get it right, I wrote To-Dlo.

The source code for To-Dlo is available under the MIT license at Google Code.