Users can access the web version by signing in with Facebook, Google+ or through email. If one signs up for the service there is access to the Planning and the Focus Modes. There is also an option of a multi-folder and a single folder view.
Any.do allows users to sync the task from the mobiles to the PCs. In addition the extension is also available for Chrome users, where the quick shortcut allows users to manage tasks from the browser directly. The Any.do task list apps for Android and iOS, which are free for download, are claimed to be the winners of Apple's 2012 "intuitive touch" award and the Android best app for 2012.
Last year, Any.do released another app called Cal which reminds users of birthdays, real life events and also the people they can meet up with. The app works in sync with the Any.do app. Amongst others, forthcoming releases for Any.do include Mail and Memo which will be released soon. The Any.do app can be downloaded for free on the Google Play store and the App Store.
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