Anythings review
A focused task manager for turning text, voice, images, and files into prioritized tasks.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Anythings is an AI-powered to-do list for organizing personal tasks and everyday work. It is aimed at solo users and small teams who want to capture tasks in different formats instead of entering every item manually. Text, voice notes, photos, files, and forwarded emails can become tasks, while the app interprets dates and organizes the resulting list by priority. Notes, attachments, filters, snoozing, daily summaries, Siri input, and widgets extend the core task-list experience.
Its main distinction is the breadth of its AI capture workflow. Anythings can extract tasks from text, voice, images, and files, recognize natural-language dates, detect recurring tasks, and apply automatic prioritization. The Free plan includes capture across those formats, smart dates, prioritized tasks, notes, attachments, filters, and daily summary notifications, with access for the first 50 tasks. The one-time Lifetime plan costs $19.99 and adds unlimited tasks, no AI usage caps, all features, priority support, and one purchase across devices.
The app fits users who want a lightweight, capture-first system across web, desktop, and mobile platforms. Its ecosystem connections include Claude, ChatGPT, and Siri, while email-to-task capture supports another practical intake route. Support is available by email. Anythings should appeal to people who value AI-assisted task entry and a simple priority-oriented workflow; buyers seeking a broader workspace centered on team collaboration or extensive business tooling may prefer a product designed around those needs instead.
Anythings pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Extracts tasks from text, voice, images, files, and forwarded emails
- Recognizes dates, recurring tasks, and priority automatically
- Available on web, Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android
- Where it doesn't
- Free access is limited to the first 50 tasks
- Support is provided through email
- Google Play pricing may differ from the one-time Lifetime plan
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