First, there's no widget, something that should be common sense for any list management app. Sadly, there are some caveats that make the app come short of expectations. To this point, Zenlist To Do looks like a mere Wunderlist copycat, but that's not necessarily a bad thing for the ones who loved the defunct app - despite the fact that the product team probably wasn't very inspired. Also, despite looking almost everywhere, I couldn't figure out how to create, rename, or delete folders on my phone. However, there's a 2,400 cap on the number of tasks that can be created (including completed ones), which can be much more annoying depending on your usage. These are limited to 20 with a free subscription, but that should be enough for most people. Like most productivity apps, there's an option to organize lists into folders. There's even an Inbox, just like in Wunderlist, but, surprisingly, my imported items ended up in a new list called Inbox, instead of them being merged with the main one. Lists are organized exactly like in Wunderlist, including smart ones that group starred items together, tasks due this week, etc. If you're switching from Wunderlist, you're probably accustomed to its sleek interface, and you'll be happy to discover Zenkit To Do has a very similar one with customizable backgrounds.
Zenkit To Do's homepage (left) looks more welcoming than Wunderlist's (right)
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