I use it to keep track of a number of items. I keep a list of gift ideas for my wife on there too. Any time she mentions she likes or wants something I jot it down.

I like how easy to Android app is to use. It's fast too. I create all sorts of lists. I keep a list of blog ideas. Anytime I think of an idea for an article I open the app, jot down a quick note and move on with my life.

It's a simple app that does its job well.

It is a great alternative for power automate / Power BI / Power apps.

It is an easy-to-use platform that has some integration limitations outside of Microsoft. However, it works well within the Microsoft Suite.

It gets stuck often, it slows the system down

We use it both to track our progress and to-do's, and as a database of the items we developed. The list and kanban view are really useful but it lacks variety of views

It is easy to set up and allows you to share your progress with your team seamlessly

Its capabilities, compared to otheralternatives in the market are limited. Setting reminders is a whole task by itself.

Familiar design fit perfectly with other Microsoft tools like Teams and with app it is available everywhere but still missing some features and templates.

Known Microsoft environment and integration with other Microsoft tools make it easy to use for simple task tracking.

There is no flexibility and small number of templates to start with specially with strategic planing.

Microsoft Lists is centred around collaborating with list items over an extended duration of time.

Microsoft Lists is a straightforward, clever, and adaptable method to organise your job and manage all the data that is particularly important to your company.

One of the downsides of Microsoft Lists is customising Lists with extensive fields and information might require extra time and knowledge, particularly in sophisticated circumstances.

I would like to have option to create list of tasks and then add additional content or context to it.

Integrated in Microsoft Office tools and easy to export in excel.

New window for any task you create make it difficult to use when need fast to do list.

I view Lists as an expanded spreadsheet. It's a communication tool with additional file storage. It's definitely a better spreadsheet

My favorite thing about Lists is how easy it is to start. You can set up a new list from an existing spreadsheet with a single click. Other nice features include integration with an address book and the ability to easily access other documents from within the List.

It's pretty easy to do basic things, but to do advanced features some level of coding is necessary. And the online resources aren't very helpful for learning those things.

I needed a way to easily deplori a solution among colleagues to track the bugs in an application I wrote, and Lists offered me just that. The integration in Teams made it possible to have a unified solution ready in seconds.

Integration within the Office suite, especially Teams

Not as flexible as other products, but it's still a good solution for basic use cases.