Anyone can sign in and use Microsoft Lists now.
Microsoft Lists was previously limited to business and enterprise users, but now anyone can sign in and use the task management app.
a senior editor covering Microsoft, PC gaming, console, and tech. He founded WinRumors, a site dedicated to Microsoft news, before joining The Verge in 2012.. Microsoft is now letting anyone with a Microsoft Account access this free version of Microsoft Lists through iOS and Android apps and Microsoft Lists allows you to create, manage, and share lists across devices, complete with ready-made templates for tasks like expense tracking, recipe making, gift ideas, and much more. You can easily share lists with colleagues, friends, and family so multiple people can contribute to a list.Microsoft Lists has a basic grid-like view of lists, but you can also swap to a calendar view or custom layout much like Asana and Airtable.
“We’re excited to see what sorts of information tracking goodness you create during preview, and how you share it all,”, a principal program manager at Microsoft. “Create, use, and share your information with anyone, anywhere while on the go with a personalized, mobile-first experience.”apps. Microsoft has not announced whether it’s planning a desktop app, nor when Microsoft Lists will launch out of preview.
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