Things 3 has no Android app, and its developer Cultured Code has stated it only builds for Apple platforms. Organized3 is a free GTD task manager that brings the Things 3 workflow, Inbox, Today, Upcoming, and Someday, to Android, with sync to Windows and iOS.
The comparison is short, because Things 3 doesn't run on Android at all
| Feature | Things 3 | Organized3 |
|---|---|---|
| Android Support | No | Yes |
| Windows Support | No | Yes |
| iOS Support | Yes | Yes |
| GTD Methodology | Yes | Yes |
| Inbox / Today / Upcoming / Someday | Yes | Yes |
| Projects & Subtasks | Yes | Yes |
| Voice Input | No | Yes |
| Offline Mode | Yes | Yes |
| Sync with a Windows PC | No | Yes |
| Price | $9.99–$49.99 per Apple device | Free |
Built for people who loved the Things 3 workflow but left the Apple ecosystem
Not a workaround. No forwarding emails to a Mac, no browser hacks. A native Android app with widgets-level speed for capturing tasks the moment they hit you.
Android phone + Windows PC is the world's most common combo, and the one Apple-first apps ignore. Capture on your phone, plan on your desktop.
If you used Things 3 before switching phones, you already know Organized3: Inbox for capture, Today for focus, Upcoming for schedule, Someday for ideas.
Add tasks hands-free while walking, driving, or cooking. Getting things out of your head is the first step of GTD, so we made it the fastest.
The full GTD toolkit, in your pocket
Dump thoughts in seconds from the app or by voice. Process them later when you have time to clarify and organize.
Your daily commitment list. Unfinished tasks carry over to tomorrow automatically, so nothing silently disappears.
Plan ahead by scheduling tasks. They surface in Today exactly when the time comes.
Park ideas you're not ready to act on. Review them weekly to decide what graduates into a project.
Break multi-step goals into actionable tasks and see progress at a glance.
Every completed task is archived. Look back at what you actually finished this week.
Three kinds of people search for Things 3 on Android
You switched to Android and your Things 3 library stayed behind on iOS. Organized3 gives you the same structure on your new phone, and your data syncs everywhere you go next.
You read the Things 3 reviews, loved the philosophy, then discovered it supports neither of your devices. Organized3 was built exactly for your setup.
You want a tool that follows David Allen's methodology instead of a generic to-do list with GTD marketing. Capture, clarify, organize, review, and engage map directly to the app's lists.
Free to download. No subscription. Syncs with Windows and iOS.
Direct answers to what people actually ask
No. Things 3 is only available on iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Watch. There is no Android version, no web version, and Cultured Code has said it develops exclusively for Apple platforms, so an Android app is not expected.
Organized3 is designed as a direct Things 3 alternative for Android. It implements the same GTD structure: Inbox, Today, Upcoming, Someday, Projects, and a Logbook, and adds voice input plus sync with Windows and iOS.
Things 3 has no direct export to Android apps, but the move is simpler than it sounds: copy your active projects and tasks into Organized3's Inbox, then process them. Most switchers treat the migration as a weekly review and drop stale tasks along the way.
Yes. Organized3 syncs across Android, Windows, and iOS. Create a task on your phone and it appears on your PC within seconds. Offline changes queue up and sync when you're back online.
Yes. Organized3 is free to download and use on Android, with no subscription required. Things 3, by comparison, costs $9.99 to $49.99 per Apple device and still would not run on your Android phone.
Yes. Organized3 also runs on iOS, so a mixed setup like an Android phone with an iPad, or an iPhone with a Windows PC, stays in sync. If you're mainly on Windows, see our Things 3 alternative for Windows page.