@adegeler@matthewhughes If you want to work on bigger projects in Google Tasks, I built a full screen web app for Tasks power users. It has multiple levels of subtasks, and I'm almost done building my API so I can add in key features of Keep and Google's 3 other list-making apps: https://t.co/aRcwNq69m5
@everydayathena @GoogleForEdu @GTeacherTribe If you're looking for the official Android app, that's here: https://t.co/fjkoqtaNiJ
If at some point you want to try a full screen web app for Google Tasks power users, I built one of those that lives here: https://t.co/aRcwNq69m5
@erangatennakoon If you want to try a full screen Google Tasks web app with more features than the official versions, feel free to try the one I built: https://t.co/aRcwNq69m5
@DNAkendra@KlassenLab If the version of Google Tasks you're talking about that they got rid of was the old Canvas interface, I built a replacement with upgrades if you want to give it a try: https://t.co/aRcwNq69m5
@TakashiSasaki@najmulhoque0591@googlecalendar@GoogleUK@Google It's even more confusing when you find out Google has 5 separate list-making apps: Google Tasks/ToDo, Google Keep, Google Assistant Reminders (saying "remind me to"), Google Assistant Notes (saying "note to self"), and Shopping Lists ( https://t.co/hXQXCCDyOX ). It's insane.
@obi1dontknowme Nice. I'm a fan, too, to the point that I built my own full screen web app for Google Tasks power users. It's free if you want to try it, and has a lot more features than the official version. It also doesn't have the distraction of your calendar or email. https://t.co/aRcwNpOyux
@locomotiverag It sounds like Google is actually working on adding Google ToDo/Google Tasks to Calendar for Android, so hopefully it's coming soon: https://t.co/SUXlEmdsrX
@AlexanderZPain@TheGamerAuthor I can assure you that we at Google Tasks very much want you to get your stuff done - whether it's an important work item or watching a new video on your favorite YouTube channel :) Tasks does integrate on Calendar Web and an integration for mobile phones is coming.
@oslimoke @OumaOfficial@jmuhando Viewing your tasks in the Google Calendar mobile app is theoretically in the works: https://t.co/SUXlEmdsrX . And for anyone who wants a replacement for that legacy Canvas interface, I built a full screen web app for Google Tasks power users: https://t.co/aRcwNq69m5
@AlexanderZPain@TheGamerAuthor I can assure you that we at Google Tasks very much want you to get your stuff done - whether it's an important work item or watching a new video on your favorite YouTube channel :) Tasks does integrate on Calendar Web and an integration for mobile phones is coming.
@lyonsinbeta@todoist@googlecalendar I agree that Tasks doesn't seem to get the attention it deserves, but hopefully at least the mobile integration is coming soon: https://t.co/SUXlEmdsrX
@AlexanderZPain@TheGamerAuthor I can assure you that we at Google Tasks very much want you to get your stuff done - whether it's an important work item or watching a new video on your favorite YouTube channel :) Tasks does integrate on Calendar Web and an integration for mobile phones is coming.
@AlexanderZPain@TheGamerAuthor I can assure you that we at Google Tasks very much want you to get your stuff done - whether it's an important work item or watching a new video on your favorite YouTube channel :) Tasks does integrate on Calendar Web and an integration for mobile phones is coming.
@MrCharlesPowers I'm guessing Google Tasks is overly simplistic for you. It is for me, so I built my own web app for Google Tasks power users. Feel free to try—the free version might help you ditch the subscription, and even it's got more features than the official apps: https://t.co/aRcwNq69m5
@VerbalDiorama If you want Google Tasks but with more features, like multiple levels of subtasks, you can try the web app I built for Google Tasks power users: https://t.co/aRcwNpOyux . All your data is already in their API, so it seems like it's worth a shot since there's zero transition.
@_davebennett Half baked? Absolutely. It is covered by the GSuite SLA though, so they won't kill it off anytime soon. If you want to try a 3/4 baked Google Tasks web app for power users, here's the one I built, which has a lot more features to come: https://t.co/aRcwNq69m5
@anandp29@jchernov@Wunderlist I wish Google Tasks had shareable lists, too. That's high on the priority list for the full screen Google Tasks web app I've been building for power users. If you're a Wunderlist user, it might be a good fit once I'm further along with building my own API: https://t.co/aRcwNq69m5
@benfloro Yeah...and the Google Tasks reminders are buggy. I'm planning to try to bring together all the best features of the various Google list making apps into one web app. Finishing up the initial release of my API soon that will run the Pro version front end: https://t.co/aRcwNq69m5
@randyfay @wizonesolutions I agree on Goggle's front ends being bad and GTasks being good. Google's API used to be better, but they started screwing it up in March to match their front ends. They've said they're coming for our nested subtasks in the API, theoretically 2 weeks ago: https://t.co/yuWGcIPXY6
@benfloro A friend of mine was theorizing that the reason there are so many of them is because you don't get promoted as fast at Google for making an existing product better than you do for making a new product.
@benfloro I'm almost done building my own API that syncs with Google Tasks, at which point I can start bringing
the best features of these four products together into one cohesive task/list management web app. And I'm going to make it work with Assistant, too: https://t.co/aRcwNq69m5
@trumwill While you're stuck, if you want a full screen Google Tasks web app with more features, feel free to try the one I built: https://t.co/aRcwNq69m5