Remember Wunderlist, that to-do app Microsoft purchased in 2015 and later turned into Microsoft To Do? Its makers are back with Superlist, a new task manager that combines notes, tasks, and more. Do ...

There’s good news for those who were fans of the Wunderlist to-do list app before Microsoft killed it. The founder of the app is back with a new incarnation of the spirit of Wunderlist, called ...

Wunderlist co-founder Christian Reber has just raised funding for a follow-on app called Superlist, which he's set up with four other entrepreneurs including two of the other Wunderlist co-founders.

It was a significant amount of money and a huge moment in Christian Reber's life but it didn't leave him feeling as one might expect. But he wasn't ready to give up. In 2021, he founded a new to-do ...

After selling Wunderlist to Microsoft for a cool $200 million in 2015, Wunderlist creator Christian Reber is developing his next productivity app — this time called “Superlist.” I just feel there is a ...

Wunderlist is going away, but fans of the productivity app may find some consolation in founder Christian Reber’s announcement that he is launching a new startup called Superlist. “Superlist will be ...

Microsoft today reminded users that Wunderlist will be shut down on May 6, meaning that to-dos will no longer sync. Wunderlist users will still be able to transfer their tasks and lists over to the ...

If you use organizational tools to keep your digital life from spiraling into madness, then you know that Wunderlist was previously one of the best tools on the market for creating to-do lists, ...

In 2011, a to-do list program for desktop computers and smartphones was introduced: Wunderlist. It was easy to use, streamlined, and the basic version — more than ample for most users — was free.

These days, to-do list apps and services are almost a dime a dozen but, at least for a time, Wunderlist became the household name in that category. Microsoft then acquired the company behind the app ...