Welcome to our Wunderlist blog – your free and easy task management tool

Wunderlist runs on Blackberry devices using OS 5 or above. If you’re using a Bold or Curve, you’ll need an SD card. It’s available for touch and non-touch devices, so we’ve got you covered whichever device you use :) 

To get started now, visit Blackberry App World on your Blackberry device and do a search for ‘Wunderlist’. Alternatively, you can use this link! Have fun!

Read more here.

The Wunderlist beta for Blackberry is here and we’re looking for some of you to help us test it! If you’re interested in being one of the first to try it out, please send an email to beta-blackberry@6wunderkinder.com. 

If you come across any bugs, please send them to feedback-blackberry@6wunderkinder.com. Don’t forget to specify which device you’re using and the OS version!

Update: The Wunderlist Blackberry beta is now closed! Thanks to all who gave feedback :) we really appreciate it.

Last week Niklas Zennström (co-founder of Skype) invested, with his venture capital firm Atomico, $4.2 million into our team and forthcoming product, Wunderkit. The investment means so much to us in so many ways, and we’re honored to have the support of Niklas and his team as we go forward. Read the details in our blog post.

Want to use Siri to dictate your tasks? Just add the contact ‘Wunderlist’ with the email address ‘me@wunderlist.com’, and dictate the task in an email via Siri.

You can use the subject line of your emails to either add tasks to existing lists, or to create new ones. If the subject of your email is left empty, tasks will be added to your Wunderlist inbox.

The confirmation you’ve all been waiting for: Wunderkit is on its way! From right now, you can sign up at http://www.wunderkit.com and we’ll add you to the coveted waiting list. Want to secure your spot high up the list and get Wunderkit before everyone else? Read the post to find out how!

‘Congratulations! Your application has been Published. Your application Wunderlist has completed the approval process. It is now available to the world from Ubuntu Software Center.’

We announced Wunderlist for Linux two weeks ago, and today you’re able to install the Wunderlist via the Ubuntu Software Center. Thanks to Canonical for making this possible!