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Specifically, the task management application is now included in Flow as a connector. Back in December, Microsoft got dialed into Microsoft Flow. Changesĭespite its lack of Wunderlist feature integrations, To-Do has been updated with new abilities. Because of the porting complications the service has remained online. He adds doing a full pot is “easier said than done.” Interestingly, Wunderlist was only supposed to stay online for a year before being replaced. Reber suggests Microsoft wants to port the Wunderlist experience into To-Do and not just borrow some features. Ich habe mich langsam damit abgefunden, war keine angenehme Erfahrung… Wunderlist wird es noch deutlich länger geben als angekündigt, es gab technische Herausforderungen bei der Portierung. But that was extremely time-consuming, so everything had to be rewritten.” “Wunderlist’s API runs on Amazon Web Services, and should then be ported to Azure. “There were technical porting challenges,” says Reber. Reber left Microsoft in September and it seems those problems have not been resolved. This week the company has explained what is taking the new app so long to pick up features.Ĭhristian Reber, the former CEO of Wunderlist who joined Microsoft after the acquisition, says there are technical issues. However, To-Do is still lacking many of the features users had become accustomed to on Wunderlist. It was easy to assume Wunderlist’s features would simply fold into To-Do, in the same way Microsoft rebranded Beam as Mixer.

That never really happened and instead Microsoft created its own To-Do app which will replace Wunderlist. The to-do app would drive Microsoft’s productivity output in a mobile-first, cloud-first environment. When Microsoft acquired Wunderlist three years ago, the company has bold promises to make.