Yet another to-do list

Here is another AJAXy to-do list manager, not very unlike Ta-da Lists, with a very unusual title - Remember the Milk. I gave it a try and it looks wonderful, especially the interface. What fascinated me the most was their sign-up form which is incredibly user-friendly.

Remember The Milk is the easiest and best way to manage your to-do lists online. Here are just a few of the reasons why it's so cool:

Features galore.
Sharing, publishing, notes... we've got it all.
Get reminded.
Receive reminders via email, instant messenger, and SMS.
It's free.
Hard to believe, we know, but it's true.

Try it out here!

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