At the time, it said that it would “build on and apply Wunderlist’s innovations to Microsoft’s apps and services.” But Microsoft eventually announced that it would replace Wunderlist with a new Microsoft To-Do app, which has experienced some ups (in the form of new features) and downs (in the form of Microsoft simply ignoring it) over the years. And after May 6, Wunderlist will no longer sync to-dos, but it will support export to-dos and importing them into Microsoft To-Do for “a period of time.”Īs you may recall, Microsoft announced that it would purchase the Berlin-based Wunderlist in June 2015. Starting today, Microsoft will no longer accept new Wunderlist sign-ups.
“It’s time to let you know that on May 6, 2020, we plan to shut down Wunderlist.” We planned this so we could concentrate on building a more integrated and secure app that helps you get stuff done in a smarter way,” a new post to the Wunderlist blog reads. “When we first announced Microsoft To-Do, we also announced that Wunderlist would eventually retire. Microsoft revealed today that it will finally shut down the Wunderlist apps and service, on May 6, 2020.
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