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Address & shipping labels, envelopes, letterhead.Whether you're reinventing your company image, producing a mass mailing, or simply sending a letter to a friend, Labelist has you covered. Labelist is the fastest, easiest way to design and print address labels, disc labels, envelopes and letterhead. Well, I noticed in somebody’s Todoist extension project that they were able to create labels and manage them for me, so it looked like the paywall was not enforced by the Todoist API.'A clear winner… and an unbelievable bargain.' - Macworld, 4½ Mice. A pretty good way to do that would be with Todoist Labels… which is behind a paywall. It also has a pretty nice developer API, which is the main thing stopping me from switching to another Todo service.Ī big part of BoJo is writing down everything - tasks, events, inspirations, and whatnot. It also has nice apps for every platform out there. I don’t really trust myself to write and read and keey a physical notebook (though I do have a bunch of cute small notebooks I could use for this purpose), so I had a think about how I could automate some parts of this.įor task management I currently use Todoist, which has pretty robust natural language parsing that I love (for example, to create a task in my MATH341 class due tomorrow I would write #math341 tomorrow 7pm something is due, and it would automatically pop the into the task into the appropriate project with the correct due date). It’s more or less an analogue life journalling/task-management flow. I read about Bullet Journals (“BoJo”) recently.

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