Wunderlist

In 2019 we said goodbye to several fan-favorite Microsoft apps and services. From Windows Phone to streaming OneDrive music through Groove Music, here's a look back of what we lost.

The time is finally here: Wunderlist is no more. In its place, Microsoft is encouraging folks to switch to its modern to-do list app, Microsoft To Do. Fortunately, the process is pretty easy.

Wunderlist stopped accepting new signups today and will shut down in May 2020.

Redoing Wunderlist in 2020 is a terrible idea from people who should know better

The founder of Wudnerlist tweeted at Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella about purchasing back Wunderlist before the app is shut down.

Backend technical issues appear to be the culprit behind Microsoft's slow migration of features from Wunderlist to To-Do, according to comments from Wunderlist founder Christian Reber.

Microsoft has removed Cortana's integration with Wunderlist, axing the ability for users to sync their lists between both services.

What should Microsoft do with its various To-Do tasks apps and services?