World, Meet Zenkit To Do

The newest member of the Zenkit family

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Zenkit To Do on tablet and mobile

This is a very big day for us, and for Zenkit. Today, the Zenkit you know and love has been joined by a new product: Zenkit To Do. To Do is the first of many new products that will be joining the Zenkit family, so it’s time you were properly introduced!

But first of all: What does that mean for the original Zenkit application and for you as a Zenkit user?

The original Zenkit app will be in the center of the whole Zenkit product family. We will continue to improve its existing features and functions, as well as innovate as we always have done. To express this new central position, we rebranded it as the “Zenkit Base” or simply “the Base”. With the release of To Do, Zenkit Base will be stronger than ever. You can learn a little more about this rebranding and the latest changes to the Base here.

Now, on to the star of today’s blog:

What is Zenkit To Do?

Zenkit To Do is a super-simple task management tool designed from the ground up to help you work productively and collaborate with anyone. It’s just as beautifully designed as Zenkit, but much simpler and easier to use for daily task management.

In case you didn’t catch it last week, here’s To Do in action:

You can start using it by logging in to todo.https://zenkit.com with your existing Zenkit login credentials (or if you’re new here, register for an account).

What can it do?

Like any good task management tool, To Do allows you to focus on what needs to get done, reminding you at the appropriate time, and helping you get your team on board.

Here’s what you can expect in the first batch of features available with the launch (as you can expect, there’s a lot more on the way!):

Inbox
Quick Add
Smart lists
Starred
Sharing
Due Dates and Reminders
Repeaters
Subtasks & Checklists
Files
Comments
Offline support
Dark mode & new themes
And lots, lots more…

Check out the full list of features here.

So far, so… normal? We’ve picked out the most necessary features needed for people to get things done effectively. But what really sets To Do apart from the crowd are the additional features that make it a stellar choice for anyone looking for a little something more from their task manager.

The special sauce

Like Zenkit itself, To Do is enterprise ready, with groups, roles, SAML, SCIM, auditing, and everything else you need to ensure that your team is able to work securely on the same platform.

The most special thing about To Do, however, is that it’s part of the Zenkit Universe. This means that it integrates seamlessly with Zenkit Base, and any other products we will launch in the future. (We will roll out this sync the week after Easter).

So what does that mean, exactly?

zenkit base laptop zenkit to do mobile
Zenkit Base and Zenkit To Do together – see if you can spot which is which!

While To Do can be used as a completely separate product, it is also deeply connected to Zenkit Base (and all future Zenkit products). All tasks within the To Do app can also be accessed and changed within the Base (and vice versa).

Tasks can be added and changed in the Kanban, mind map, Gantt chart, and all other views of Base, and the simplified to-dos are automatically synced to matching lists in To Do. This means that now you can choose if you want to use the full functionality of Zenkit Base or the simple, task-focused style of To Do (or both together).

It’s especially beneficial for teams who may already be using Zenkit Base, and would like to add more users to their setup but don’t necessarily need everyone to have full access. By adding To Do to your Zenkit suite, even more users will have access to whichever collections you choose to link, without having to join your collections or workspaces directly. The learning curve for To Do is also much smaller, meaning that new team members or clients can get on board quickly.

Zenkit To Do vs. Wunderlist

For those of you familiar with Wunderlist, Zenkit To Do should make you feel right at home. That’s no accident – Wunderlist’s imminent shutdown has left many users worried about what to do with their data, and dissatisfied with many of the alternatives. Zenkit To Do was created with the intention to give Wunderlist users a new home, too!

Additionally, with a “one-click-import” function, Wunderlist users will be able to transfer their lists, along with due dates and starred tasks, directly into Zenkit To Do.

Is there anything else I should know?

First of all, congratulations on getting this far! Today’s post has been a little longer than usual, so thanks for sticking with me. From now on we’re just crossing t’s and dotting i’s:

You can learn more about To Do on it’s dedicated home page, and all the features are listed on the To Do pricing page.

To Do has its own dedicated subscription structure, separate from the Base subscription and pricing. If you already have a Plus subscription for Base, you can still access To Do for free, and vice versa. All pricing information can be found on the To Do pricing page.

We have updated our Terms of Service today to reflect this addition to the Zenkit family, as well as to clarify and define some new terms used to describe how data is shared between the different products. Zenkit Terms are applicable to all Zenkit products.

Lastly, we’re hard at work putting together a new knowledge base specifically for Zenkit To Do. We’ll keep you posted as soon as it’s ready to go! If you have any questions, you’re welcome to get in touch with our lovely customer success team via the in-app chat, or via email to service@zenkit-production.local.


That’s it folks! What do you think of Zenkit To Do? Will you give it a try? We’re so happy to finally be able to show it to you all. It’s been a couple of months in development and it’s hard to keep such great news a secret

Cheers,
Siobhan and the Zenkit Team

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125 responses to “World, Meet Zenkit To Do”

  1. Marco Schneider Avatar
    Marco Schneider sagt:

    …and how would I reimport such a .json file just in case I needed it?
    Thanks in advance.

  2. Rolando Avatar
    Rolando sagt:

    Hi there,
    Is the backup/export function available yet? It’s been 9 months to almost a 1 year later when myself and many others commented on the missing Export/backup function but all I’ve seen in the meantime is hardly any updates at all on the mobile app and the desktop app the past year and both are still laggy and slow as hell….come on Zenkit this is ridiculous.

    What is going on? You expect people to hop aboard but once in I can’t get out because I’m stuck now with all my data on a platform that doesn’t even have the ability to give a decent working app and a basic Export function in .JSON or .CSV ?? Emailing lists doesn’t do much now does it, how do I have to see that as a backup? Type/copy hundreds of tasks from an email when something goes wrong? It’s ridiculous! How long is this going to take? Please make this a prio!

  3. Bernard Kerckenaere Avatar
    Bernard Kerckenaere sagt:

    Hi, any chance of an import from remember the milk?

  4. Rae Thomas Avatar
    Rae Thomas sagt:

    Hello!

    I am so grateful for Zenkit To Do after Wunderlist jumped ship! Here’s the one thing i am truly missing though – Wunderlist used to have unfinished to-do’s show up as notification badges, im wondering if this could be added to Zenkit to do? It’s one of those features that really makes me get things done because i want that notiication badge gone by the end of the day! Thanks for considering, it truly would take To Do (for me) from good to an everyday lifesaver!

  5. George Avatar
    George sagt:

    Hi,
    Is the backup/export function available yet?

  6. Antonio Schiera Avatar
    Antonio Schiera sagt:

    I’m a Pro member of ZenKit Base. The only thing i’m interested in Zenkit To-Do is the daily and weekly view, but I’m not going to spend 3-4$/month for this only feature. I’ll keep using the calendar view of ZenKit base.

  7. zitronia Avatar
    zitronia sagt:

    hey y’all just wondering if you’re gonna introduce a new “ping” sound at some point? i find the current one very unsatisfactory… :/

  8. maria laletina Avatar
    maria laletina sagt:

    I loved Wunderlist and really hope Zenkit can replace it, but already having problems sending invitations /sharing tasks with others.
    Thank you very much for your help in advance,
    Maria

  9. Egon Avatar
    Egon sagt:

    I just love Zenkit and now discovered Zenkit To-Do as well, which will be super handy. I have connected two task lists in To-Do with my Zenkit Base to test the capabilities and two questions came to mind:

    1. Adding subtasks to a parent task in To-Do shows as a checklist items under the parent task in Base, and not as subtasks.
    Converting the checklist in Base to a subtask list removes the subtasks from the parent task in To-Do and creates a completely new task that doesn’t seem to be connected to the original parent task anymore.
    In Base the subtask is still connected to the parent task, but not in To-Do.
    Am I doing something wrong?

    2. The free version of Zenkit Base has a limit of 500 items that can be added. The free version of To-Do has a maximum of 10,000 tasks that can be added. If I link my tasks in To-Do to my Base collection, what will the maximum number of tasks be that I can add in those task lists?

    Thanks!

  10. Penny Ayotte Avatar
    Penny Ayotte sagt:

    Hi Siobhan, I love Zenkit ToDo it is a wonderful replacement for Wunderlist and fits my needs perfectly, except for one small problem. Is there a way to delete completed tasks without having to do them one at time? I did read through the comment, but didn’t see anything regarding this, if you have answered this all ready I apologize. Regards

  11. Pedro Soria Avatar
    Pedro Soria sagt:

    Great App! All Wunderlist characteristics and connected to base!!!

    Only missing two characteristics:

    -It is necessary to have notifications on Zenkit To Do actions. It is very helpfull to know when a task is created/completed by another team member even if it is not assigned to you.

    -In my opinion, a list member should be subscribed by default when added. In wunderlist was in the opposite way and it is easy to forget subscribing to a list after being assigned, thus missing notifications.

    Just with this, I will consider this To Do as the best.

    Thanks for this app.

    Best Regards,

    Pedro Soria

  12. Lynne Avatar
    Lynne sagt:

    I just converted from Wunderlist to Zenkit To Do over the weekend. So far so good! Question, please. I see that each of the shared lists that came over still show others as “members” or “owners”. If I don’t explicitly reestablish the connection with those individuals (they download the app and accept an invitation), is there a way to safely delete those members from the list in To Do? (I want to archive a few shared lists and a few I want to continue on without the prior Wunderlist members.) On the other hand, I don’t want to delete or archive any list that would negatively affect the former members. Also, I’ve seen that shared lists don’t replicate completed tasks by any user.
    Is this true? Thanks for your help!

  13. Ivy Avatar
    Ivy sagt:

    Hi there! We love Zenkit! We used Wunderlist and searched for a replacement. We strongly think we have found it with Zenkit!!

    One small issue: The app for Mac os crashes all the time, so now I use the webapp (along with my mobile).
    Is there any view on an update for the app soon?

  14. Edi Avatar
    Edi sagt:

    Hi Siobhan
    We migrated from Wunderlist to Zenkit and we already prefer your layout and design. But there are also a few features we do miss from Wunderlist:
    1) In WL the comment bubble were no longer highlighted after you have read the new comment. This was very convenient in the list overview, were you had only to watch out for the highlighted bubbles to see the lists with new comments.
    2) As mentioned by others we would also like to see a larger important star icon
    3) In WL the important star setting was always visible for ALL user but on Zenkit it can only be seen in the lists which are assigned to yourself.
    4) After a notification has been marked as red, it should be removed from the notification list.

  15. Ebrahim Vahidi Avatar
    Ebrahim Vahidi sagt:

    Hi Siobhan!
    I have a question before buying plus plan. In the case of an Account Plus, does the number of members exceed 8 or not?

  16. Rolando Avatar
    Rolando sagt:

    Hi there!
    I just discovered Zenkit and joined you guys just before my fav Wunderlist was ending it’s beloved platform so really hoping you guys pick up where they left 🙂 So far it’s looks promising but still have to look deeper into it though, and your responses on the questions are also great so far BUT, there is one big but. 😉 I really want to love this but first I notice is there is no export function. Before I really go all-in with you guys, I do feel it’s still too much in development, really need an export function. But the most important is the Mac and iOS app and also the Web app seems very, very buggy and laggy. (iOS worst, Mac also, Web little less) This is almost an understatement actually…my lists where imported fine (so far I can see, despite the Starred tasks were messed up within the list but alas) and at first it all looked fine, but my Lists with 100 or more tasks/to-do’s need long scroll (which is evident) but after 2 scrolls my list just disappears from sight and the whole app hangs for a few secs returning in sight with blinks and very laggy all, same on iOS but then even way worse. To the point of totally unusable on iOS 🙁 Is it me? With smaller lists (less than 100 tasks within this works better)

    When I look in the memory resources Zenkit is using quite a lot of resources too with several associated helper tools… I have Wunderlist mac app for instance still open and that uses less than 1/3 of that what Zenkit uses…and works snappy on my older Macbook. Same for iOS, I have some older Mac and iPhone versions in use (MBP 2010 El Capitan and iPhone 6 ios12) but still, not that old this can’t work. Can you help out? If you want me to contact directly, with a dev or anything please inform.
    Thanks! And keep up the good work 🙂
    Cheers

  17. Kevin Avatar
    Kevin sagt:

    Hello, Zenkit To Do looks pretty cool! Is there a way to print multiple lists? I can right-click on a list name and select print, which is good…but it would be great if I could print all lists, or all lists in a folder, or select multiples lists to print….some way to do it more than one at a time.

  18. Bib Avatar
    Bib sagt:

    Found Zenkit and ZenToDo by chance.

    ZenToDo is ALMOST the right tool for me, but it has few gaps, and hidden configuration that make it not quite as intuitive. Firstly it absolutely MUST HAVE EXPORT of MY data option. I cant see this anywhere. If it is it’s hidden. Ideally i could automate this as well instead of ahving to do it manually.The knowledgebase is not geared to ZenToDo so finding self help is hard. A month calendar view or simlar would be good. Ability to reorder or add and remove default lists would be good. Star/priority flag should be more prmoninent. Ability on mobile to trigger a specific sound/ring tone on reminder notification woudl be good

    I really want to use this tool but cant until i can export my data easily.

  19. CW Walker Avatar
    CW Walker sagt:

    Love the app, but it really, really needs some work. I had already complained that it was painfully slow, laggy and unresponsive on my Pixel 3a XL. Literally the only app I have seen like that. 3 second delay to open some lists. I tried deleting these lists and making new ones. I’ve tried deleting the archive. Turning off transparency and background photo. Alas, I like the app enough to deal with this.

    Until today. Today I received an update with “bug fixes, ui and performance fixes”. The app is basically unusable. Hit the + and wait. Upwards of 10 seconds. Hit on a list…15-20 seconds.

    Is there anything I can do, or a fix in the works? I’ve never seen an app this slow.

  20. Elizabeth Avatar
    Elizabeth sagt:

    Hello! Just checking in on the functionality of sync between To Do and Base. It’s essential to my work as many members of my family & work team use To Do only.

    Thank you in advance

  21. Vanessa Avatar
    Vanessa sagt:

    I ordered the Plus plan and it says my account is exceeded. Can you please tell me where I can look to see which attachments on specific tasks are taking up the most file size so I can archive those specific tasks?

  22. Fran Avatar
    Fran sagt:

    Former Wunderlist user. I’m very happy with Zenkit so far! I checked out ten different apps and Zenkit was my first choice. Two suggestions though: 1) It would be great if the flags on tasks were more apparent. At the moment it’s just a little orange star to the right of the task and it’s not very conspicuous. 2) I would love to have a manual data export option because I like to do manual backups from time to time. That’s all!

  23. Pedro Avatar
    Pedro sagt:

    Hi,

    First of all, let me thank you for the best solution to Wunderlist closing. Although I feel your To Do very good, I have not been able to get notifications working in the way I would like:

    1.- It would be nice if a person becomes a subscriber of a list automatically after being added as a participant. Now you have to add someone and tell him to activate the subscription. Sometimes that person forget to subscribe and miss all comments. After being assigned to a certain task, he start receiving notifications from that specific task but think that is receiving from the whole list (as it was on Wunderlist). At the end, this becomes confusing for former Wunderlist users. I think it will be better to subscribe by default and leave the option active so you can unsubscribe if you wish.

    2.- I can’t find the way to receive a notification after a task has been created, completed,… in a list where I am a subscriber. I only get notifications on comments or when someone is assigning/unassigning it to me. This is critical to me as I need to know what is going on in my team. Could you please help me to configure it?

    Thanks again for all your help,

    Kind Regards,

    Pedro

  24. Vaggelis Avatar
    Vaggelis sagt:

    Hello again.

    I sent you an email some minutes ago, about a message (Something went wrong” that pops up. I just understood that this is happening when I am trying to go in a list that i am sharing with other persons.

    I hope that I have helped you

  25. Vaggelis Avatar
    Vaggelis sagt:

    Hello.

    Today as I try to open my lists the following message is appearing.

    Please let usknow what happened.

    ”Something went wrong. Sorry about that . If this happens again, please let us know

  26. Greg Mc Avatar
    Greg Mc sagt:

    Also, when importing from Wunderlist, it appears that Zenkit also imported the list sharing information. But, the lists don’t seem to be sharing between users. Can you help with this as well. Thanks!

  27. Greg Mc Avatar
    Greg Mc sagt:

    Is there a way to bulk archive completed tasks in To Do?

  28. Rastko Pajic Avatar
    Rastko Pajic sagt:

    Hi Siobhan! My team subscribed a “Plus” plan for a month. We have been using Wunderlist for years and have no complaints. Me and my team decided to use Your product. We love “Zenkit To Do” so far and have a fiew questions and proposals:

    1. Synchronization for comments – We noticed that commenst aren’t automaticly synchronized and that is a problem. Are you planning to solve this problem?
    2. Conversations section is good, but it will be also usefall if you insert an option for hiding read comments (just one small “x” ih the upright corner)? Second option is to add colours on commented task like in Wunderlist.
    3. You have two options in search (archive and everywhere) – is it posible to add an “active” for easier serch tasks which are currently in operation?

  29. Stowe Boyd Avatar
    Stowe Boyd sagt:

    ‘within the week’ = april 7 + 7 = April 14. It’s April 20, and I don’t see any sync capability.

  30. Jason Avatar
    Jason sagt:

    Hi,

    Could you please explain the difference between Repeaters and Extended Repeaters as per: https://zenkit.com/todo/switch-from-wunderlist/

    I would hope that some repeater capability is available in the free tier as at least 30% of my tasks in Wunderlist now are recurring.

    Thanks

  31. Joe Noriega Avatar
    Joe Noriega sagt:

    Is there a plan to include a backup ToDo/export to csv file in ZenKit Todo? I don’t see this option presently. Also, I tried to star a task, but it doesn’t do anything (is that planned to be functional in future weeks?)

  32. Jon Avatar
    Jon sagt:

    So are we able to integrate Base and To Do now? I can’t seem to find a function to do so.

  33. Dorothy Avatar
    Dorothy sagt:

    We were excited to see this new app as a potential replacement for Wunderlist for our organization. There are a few Wunderlist features that have been really important to us, and we’re wondering if there are plans to add them:

    – When you view the “today” smart list, create an option to only see tasks that are assigned to you. (Feature number 8 in this list: https://www.wunderlist.com/blog/10-things-you-might-not-know-about-wunderlist/)

    – When you view the “week” smart list, create an option to only see tasks that are assigned to you. (Feature number 8 in this list: https://www.wunderlist.com/blog/10-things-you-might-not-know-about-wunderlist/)

    – When you are creating a new task, create a text-based shortcut that allows users to assign a task to a member – for example, @Name. (Feature number 1 in this list: https://www.wunderlist.com/blog/10-things-you-might-not-know-about-wunderlist/)

    – When you are creating a new task, create a text-based shortcut that allows users to assign a date/deadline – for example, “4/15/20.” But it could also be helpful to include shortcuts like “Today” or “next tuesday” or “april 20.” (Feature number 1 in this list: https://www.wunderlist.com/blog/10-things-you-might-not-know-about-wunderlist/)

    Thanks!

  34. Vaggelis Avatar
    Vaggelis sagt:

    I am facing some problems as soon as i am trying to make some tags repeated. In wundelist as soon as i choose to repeat a tag every 3 weeks and i checked the task, a new one task with the selcted repeated date was generated. In zenkit , i choose a repetition every 3 weeks, but once I checked the task, no one new task for the selected repetiotion is generated. Do you have any idea on this issues? What do you propose me to do?

  35. Simon MacLean Avatar
    Simon MacLean sagt:

    Hi,

    Just upgraded to the Plus version of Zenkit To Do. Love the look of this app and its apparent simplicity.

    Couple of questions if I may.

    1. The sync process is a bit slow. When I enter say a Repeater for a task, you can almost see the application ‘thinking’ about it. Will it get faster as you put more server resources behind the app?

    2. Will there be desktop apps? For my Mac for example?

    Looking forward to seeing what you come up with next.

  36. Mark Brooks Avatar
    Mark Brooks sagt:

    Good effort Zenkit Team. This is really very good indeed. I can see one area that would make it stellar. Some of the other task managers allow you to break a list down into sections (e.g. Things, Todoist). This allows your lists to grow and yet still be manageable. It works really well. You could easily achieve this with tagging and then grouping tasks in the list view by tag. Voila. You have now overtaken the rest 🙂

  37. Thomas Vander Stichele Avatar
    Thomas Vander Stichele sagt:

    How can I back up my data from zenkit todo? Wunderlist had a way to export data, I’m not finding that in zenkit todo.

  38. Suhair Avatar
    Suhair sagt:

    Hi Siobhan. I’m so happy I found Zenkit To Do. It is the closest to Wunderlist so far, but I’m very disappointed with the flawed repeaters. They are buggy and don’t work well, while they worked like a charm in Wunderlist 🙁

    As an example: if I create a future task dated 4/27/20 with a monthly repeater and I happen to complete this task early today 4/10/20 and I mark it complete, no new task (Repeater) dated 5/27/20 is created! Completing tasks early is very common and we count on “Zenkit To Do” to repeat it for us even if it’s completed earlier than it’s due date. Please look into a fix soon. It will effect our decision on whether to switch to Zenkit To Do in place of Wunderlist.

    Also, we can’t edit repeaters, if we try, we get a message in the edit window saying: “We don’t support changing repeaters at the moment, please delete this repeater and add a new one”. Thank you for your attention to this important feature.

  39. Brook Harris Avatar
    Brook Harris sagt:

    Of the different products you are working on, it would be great to have a notes area if you haven’t already thought of that Unless I’ve missed that it is somewhere already

  40. Mako iftah Avatar
    Mako iftah sagt:

    Repeaters is also next week?

  41. Oscar Avatar
    Oscar sagt:

    Hi Siobhan! First congrats on the to-do app! I LOVED Wunderlist and have been bouncing from GTD apps since they announced the app closing down. I’ve been looking for an easy GUI and Zenkit has done that. My only request is to have the ability to create sections within a list. Todoist and Asana can do this and it easily helps break up big lists visually. Is this a feature coming out in the future? Either way I’m your newest champion of this product! Thanks!

  42. KC Avatar
    KC sagt:

    Will To Do have a Chrome extension like Wunderlist does?

  43. Daniel Avatar
    Daniel sagt:

    Hey, amazing tool! Great to see there is finally a good Wunderlist alternative.
    I know you’re still working on it, but I wanted to let you know about a few very important issues To do yet has:
    – Most important: The today/heute section should only show the tasks assigned to me, not all the tasks of our team that are due today
    – Repeaters don’t seem to be working, instead the task will be marked as done
    – It would be great to have a right click option on every task that let’s you reassign a task to a different team member (instead of having to open the task first)
    Keep up the good work! Thanks!

  44. Ake Avatar
    Ake sagt:

    Do you plan any direct Outlook integration in the future? I only use Zenkit for my side-projects because most of my real work relies on Outlook and I just need one-click “make a task” from e-mail. No zapiers, direct integration. If this happens I can finally fully switch to Zenkit.

  45. mathew schreiber Avatar
    mathew schreiber sagt:

    I do not see how to do or see this:
    “All tasks within the To Do app can also be accessed and changed within the Base (and vice versa).”
    I’m signed in to each with the same credentials.
    I’m also unable to drop a task from a list into my Inbox in To Do.

  46. Mark L. Ferguson Avatar
    Mark L. Ferguson sagt:

    Hi. I just discovered Zenkit To Do. Is there an option to email tasks into Zenkit To Do?

  47. Yar Zino Avatar
    Yar Zino sagt:

    The sync between base to to-do app is the most important feature. You need to release is fast so we all can use the new app. Until that is almost useless

  48. Grzegorz Avatar
    Grzegorz sagt:

    so how does exactly the integration works? I don’t see any options etc.

  49. alois Avatar
    alois sagt:

    Hi, how can I integrate the new ToDo in my existing zenkit portal?

    Thanks
    Alois

  50. James Avatar
    James sagt:

    Was this an April Fools post? Isn’t this pretty much exactly what Microsoft To-Do looks like and does?

  51. Barry Nelson Avatar
    Barry Nelson sagt:

    Do Zenkit To Do items show up in Base (and vice versa)? I was expecting/assuming with the connection to Base I’d be able to manage my Zenkit ToDo items two-way between Base and ToDo.

  52. Mic Avatar
    Mic sagt:

    Let’s be honest, Zenkit is an amazing product – it has its flaws, but no software is perfect – regardless, if you love Kanban, Zenkit is the best out there. To Do carries across that awesomeness – but – Why was the decision made to completely seperate the product from Zenkit Base and why have another subscription. Should paying users of Zenkit not already have access to ‘To Do’ as a premium user?

    I think it would have made much more sense to be able to login to Zenkit base and be able to access To Do as either a view, or be able to create To Do collections from within it and vice versa.

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