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I use Tasks - An Astrid Clone. It's free, has donation packages for automation integration, has gtasks integration so you can get it on chrome too and is open source.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.tasks
I refuse to pay a £20+ subscription for something that's barely better than a piece of paper.
I like Tasks.org.
• Synchronize with Google Tasks, DAVx⁵, CalDAV, EteSync, DecSync CC, or use completely offline• Nested, collapsible, unlimited depth subtasks• Drag and drop manual sorting, compatible with Nextcloud Tasks and Apple Reminders• Powerful repeating task options• End-to-end encryption with EteSync• Share lists with other users when synchronizing with Tasks.org, Nextcloud/ownCloud, EteSync, or sabre/dav• Location-based arrival and departure notifications• List, tag, filter, and search your tasks• Organize your tasks by location• Highly customizable widget• Customize your lists with icons and colors• Automatic backups to internal storage, Google Drive, and the Android Backup Service• Hide tasks until their start date• Automatically add tasks to your calendar• Create new tasks and list reminders with Tasker• And much more!
There is a subscription fee for some prime features, but you can decide what you want to pay, as low as a couple of bucks a year. Well worth it in my opinion.
Task.org app.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.tasks
I think it has most if not all of what you're asking for. Okay so technically it's not a one-time pay as there is a subscription, but hear me out. You get to decide how much you want to pay. You could pay as little as a dollar a year or as much more as you think it's worth to you. That's more than reasonable and I've really been enjoying the app.
Either way, good luck.
I'm really picky about a task list. It has to interface with Google and have a lot more functions than Google Tasks. I never quite liked anything I tried. Until the above.
Strange - why would you post a screenshot, and not a link to the task app?
Can confirm though: It's great. Highly customizable. Also open source, and you can suggest improvements.
It says it's an Astrid clone, but I didn't like Astrid much, but I love this task manager. It syncs with Google, he updates it constantly with cool features, it's reliable, intuitive, has a great customizable widget, I could go on and on.
If you have a hard time forming habits, try using an app on your phone to remind you to do those things.
I use Tasks to remind me of reoccurring events. I have all my monthly bills set to alert me 5 days prior. I even have daily stuff like feeding my dog in there, otherwise it can be midnight before I remember I haven't fed her (and she doesn't beg or remind me).
You can set it to remind you to log in every other day and spend 10 mins inputting transactions/balancing budgets/etc. Although, if you can, get yourself in the habit of entering purchases at the time of purchase. With the GPS feature, it makes entering most transactions quick and it saves paper when you don't need to get a receipt for everything to enter later. Not to mention, the health benefits of not handling thermal paper (BPA) constantly.
It's an Android app, btw. I'm sure you could find an equivalent if you're on iOS.
Try Tasks. It's a free open-source clone of the discontinued Astrid app. I found it to be much better than Any.Do (and most of the features that Any.Do makes you pay for are free in this app). The only thing from your list of features that I'm not sure about is being able to snooze from the notifications.
Tasks.org - it's super customizable and you can legally download PRO version from f-droid since app is open-source.
Tasks is a great free and open source app. It has many features that are premium features in other to do apps.
Some of it's features:
Custom notification times for tasks.
Flexible repeat durations including custom end dates/times.
Custom snooze times from the task notification.
Custom tags for tasks.
A good widget with checkboxes.
Sync with Google tasks.
There are too many useful features for me to list them all. The only thing missing is subtasks, but I don't use them anyway.
The best notes/tasks apps have widgets! I've been using Tasks.org for to-dos and shopping lists, and it's so handy being able to have them on my home screen.
I have used them all and subscribed to Tick Tick for quite a while until I found Tasks.org. My favorite feature of it is that I have it read my reminders out loud when it is time. It does everything I used in Tick Tick for a cheaper price. I pay $4.99 a year for the subscription. I also like that it syncs with my Exchange calendar and put the reminder on my calendar as well.
Tasks.org is great! And the price is reasonable. For all functions you can name the price from as low as $1.00 a year.
Great list system, syncs with Google, and good widget.
I like Tasks. I use it for all those reoccurring tasks I forget like watering plants, taking the trash to the curb as well as reminders for all my bills so I don't accidentally skip one.
I dislike these to-do list apps that think a monthly or annual subscription is warranted. Screw that noise. This has been my go to for years. I've tried many others and have always come back to this app. No others, that I've found, allow you the customization of alerts before, on, and even overdue as well as this program.
Task org. It is open source and on f-droid. If you download it from Google play they do offer a subscription but it's name your price and not exactly essential imo
I personally don't like having my calendar cluttered with "to do" items. But the differentiating features I use are having discrete sub-tasks with check boxes (Samsung Reminder), and an ability to automatically reschedule recurring tasks based on previous completion date instead of due date (Tasks).
There are several network maintenance and backup tasks I need to perform every week. Samsung reminders allow me to list each of them, and check them off at they are completed, all under a single reminder.
Some home maintenance tasks, such as starting and test-running my generator, I do every 6 weeks. If I'm two weeks late for some reason, I don't need the next time to be 6 weeks after I should have done it, I need it to be 6 weeks from today. Tasks does this for me automatically.
Yeah Google doesn't really offer a great reminders solution. For a long time I used TickTick and found it a big step up but they're based in China and with everything going on there + trying to be more privacy conscious I switched to Tasks.org and it's pretty good. Open source, relatively fully featured and its notifications work better than TickTick's.
I've tried all the ones mentioned here but the best I've found is Tasks.org. It's open source and is also available through f-droid. It has all the features I need to keep track of tasks, it's easy to use, and the developer is very active with updates. He really listens to user requests too. The app is free with premium features, but the price is pay what you want. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.tasks
I believe Tasks (Play Store - F-Droid) does all that you want (except maybe displaying the notification after a crash, I wouldn't know as the app never crashed for me).
Plus it's open-source.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.tasks
I use that app, you can definetly connect it to Google tasks.
Maybe you can connect to your Google calendar via CalDAV?
Its also open source and available from F-droid in the following link: Tasks (Fork of Astrid Tasks & To-Do List) - https://f-droid.org/app/org.tasks
BC2 has a task widget https://i.imgur.com/jkFMDZW.png
But like I said, all task feature that I tried with all calendar app is not really good. Better to take a task app like Astrid or Google Keep.
I use an app called Tasks on my phone that handles repeating tasks. It interfaces with Google Tasks, so it shows up in my Google Calendar. I wonder if that might work for you. Sorry I can't test it but my Hub doesn't arrive until Monday.
I use Tasks for daily reminders.
FYI, if you want to get notifications from the app on Android Wear, you need disable persistent notifications in the settings. (Settings > Notifications > Persistent notifications)
Tasks does most of your wishlist for free.
Recurring reminders Reminders are fully customisable with custom repeat durations and end dates.
Checklists/ subtask in a task This isn't possible as far as I know, but you can setup many categories for your reminders/tasks.
Snooze. You can snooze preset amounts of time (tomorrow etc) or a custom time/date directly from the notification.
Syncing. It will sync to your Google account or you can manually create/import a backup.
Dark theme There's a light and black theme for free or an in app purchase for many more themes.
Widgets. There's a widget with upcoming tasks with a checklist. You can have different widgets per category or a main widget showing all upcoming tasks.
Active dev/ stable app updates. The dev is fairly active and the app is very stable for me.
I also recommend Tasks. If you don't need it to sync with google, then download from f-droid and you'll have all the themes unlocked. If you like it consider a donation.
I user Tasker.org, great app! Also it is FOSS. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.tasks
It uses CalDAV, Google Tasks or its own service for syncing tasks. I use CalDAV and Thunderbird as desktop client. It looks OK, not great. I prefer to use android app when possible.
I host my own CalDAV using Radicale, but that may not be the best solution for you
I didn't know it added it to the calendar as well! I need to start using the calendar more, but I just create dated tasks with Tasks.Org (app). The only time I'm reminded the calendar is there is when I book a hotel or something and the itinerary is automatically added to the calendar.
Thanks for the information!
I use Tasks.org (app)
There's a great widget, tons of customization options, ability to hide the task options you don't use (attachment, geo-location, etc...) Pro version is $3/yr and I think it's totally worth it.
The biggest selling point for me is the ability to have persistent notifications for tasks that are minimized in the notification panel so I always see the tasks and an reminded what needs to get done.
I have used tons of task managers and even paid for Tick Tick but now I use tasks.org
( https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.tasks ).
It is open source. If you like it you can donate to the developer and I love the UI, minimal and to the point. It also has recurring reminders.
Tasks.org dev here - I should probably add some screenshots! For now you can find some in the Play Store or F-Droid listings
I posted this very question last week. Google Assistant is the best that I've come across. Any.do is hit or miss. Tasks.org is good too.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.tasks
If you’re on Android. Put the widget on your home screen like I do. As someone with trouble remembering to do things, this is a game changer.
Screw trying to remember to keep (and look at) a physical notebook.
Shout out to Tasks.org: Open source To-Do Lists & Reminders
Tasks respects your privacy!
No advertisements
No ad or location tracking
Opt-out of crash reporting and anonymous statistics
Developer has no access to your data under any circumstances
Tasks is libre open-source software, based on the original source code from the popular Astrid Tasks & To Do List!
I'm using Tasks (Astrid clone) and find it great.
I have almost tried everything that's available on play store. TickTick is great but I shifted to Taskswhere it allows me to use CalDav to store on my NextCloud instance.
Install a task manager on your phone. I use Tasks for Android: Tasks: Astrid To-Do List Clone for Android. I bet there are good iPhone alternatives. Having a paper notebook is good as well. Just have one place available all day where you can make notes immediately. Then start doing it.
These apps have reminder functions. If you have tens of reminders daily, it might not work anymore. See it as a basket for all things you want done, but that you tend to forget. Put the app on your homescreen so you see it daily. Open it regularly.
aCalendar+, PowerAmp (music player) , Tasks (to-do: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.tasks), eWeather HD, FX File Explorer, Pulse (SMS), F-Stop (photo gallery), SD Maid (storage cleanup). More if you like these.
I think Tasks: Astrid To-Do List Clone meets all your requirements. It also has a tasker plugin which can be used to fit any complicated work schedule.
Here is the link.
Yeah, my suggestions will work for this. The easiest is to just get an app that shows notes over your call screen or even a more advanced CRM app.
Keep would be hard to use with Tasker. I'd recommend Evernote (open shortcut to note labelled [phonenumber] when call to [phonenumber] is made) or perhaps Tasks which actually has Tasker plugins, but I haven't played with them yet.
Tasks can do this. You can set tasks with very flexible repeat durations, including by hour and there is a Quiet Hours feature in the settings.
I use tasks solely because it has multiple snooze options in the notification.
If anyone knows a better task app that does this I'd love to hear about it.
I have not. So it is just called "Tasks" in the Play Store?
EDIT: Never mind, I see it now. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.tasks&hl=en
Did not realize that was the actual full name. Will install thanks!
If you have an android device try tasks: astrid to do list clone https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.tasks&hl=en_GB
I set the task once as a daily recurring task and am sorted for the life of my phone. Anydo is an option if you do not mind paying. It almost sounds like you have a comorbidity which is quite common with adhd. I did not mean to sound like such an asshole but I am used to brute forcing everything.
Tasks, the successor to Astrid (which I will never forgive Yahoo for buying and immediately killing.)
I haven't found anything else that handles recurring tasks as well. The killer features for me? I can set tasks to repeat based on the last completion date rather than the last due date - and to hide them until the day they're due (or the day before, or week before, whatever.)
Depending on your platform and the level of complexity you need, there's Any.Do, Wunderlist, Omnifocus, Workflowy, Google Keep, 2Do, and on Android there's a whole smattering of apps that act as clients for Google Tasks. In particular there was one called Astrid that was acquired and shutdown by Yahoo but had open-sourced much of its code which allowed someone to build a free clone
I create events in a specific 'reminders' calendar that give pop-up notifications at a time I'm likely to be able to action them immediately.
There's also tools like https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.tasks which integrates with Google Tasks.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.tasks
I spent so long looking for a to-do list/reminder manager and this is the best I've found. You could do a reminder that repeats every 2 hours.
I'm truly stunned at some of the schedules posted here. Y'all are incredible inspiration!
My own list:
- I downloaded a streamlined, simple to do list app, like this one to keep organized.
- Related to above, I always schedule my workouts ahead of time, so I know there won't be any conflicts.
- Meal Prep Sunday is kind of a drag, but makes packing weekday lunches a lot simpler.
- I try to strike a balance between rigid planning (MON, 7PM, WORKOUT OR DIE) and self-forgiveness (it's okay if you feel shitty; you'll get it next time).
- Learn to say "no". My quality of life improved exponentially as I (slowly) became comfortable with turning down invitations and obligations. Pick and choose and don't be a douchebag, but your time is important and you have a very finite amount of it, so focus on things that make you happier :)
A few apps I use that deserve promotion:
Tasks: Astrid to-do list clone is a great open source to-do app with very flexible task durations, end dates etc, good widgets and Google task sync. I see people asking for to-do apps a lot and this has been the one I always return to.
Flamingo for Twitter. A great, customisable Twitter app. Much better than the official app for me, if just for the fact you don't get "while you were away" etc shoved on you if you don't look at your Twitter every 5 minutes.
YAATA. A great replacement SMS app. Very customisable, with option to block contacts in the premium version.
Tasks which I have synced with Google Calendar's tasks (why hasn't Google made an app for them or at least put them in their Calendar phone app I don't know), lets me set multiple reminders for upcoming tasks and assignments
Keep I use as more of a post-it note type app, though it can do time and location-based reminders as well. Location reminders are good for things like shopping lists. Can also do repeating reminders for tasks I do on a regular basis so I've got nightly reminders to make sure I know where my wallet & keys are, for instance, so I don't have a panicked search for them in the morning. Repeating reminders are also good for medication management.
Sound Recorder for audio notes & recording lectures.
12Hours is an analog clock widget that shows my daily schedule as shaded slices of the clock face. Really helpful for people with a distorted perception of time due to ADHD.
StayOnTask not as fancy as Forest and some might find the random checkins annoying, but it's done the best job of keeping me on-task at work or studying.
Simple Pomodoro One of many apps out there for using the Pomodoro technique for studying/work. A lot of ADHD coaches will recommend using the Pomodoro technique to break up study sessions so you don't exhaust your executive function trying to focus for long periods.
Noise Machine I've found having white noise (actually I prefer pink or grey noise, which this app lets you use) helps a lot with focus & minimizing distractions.
Mint for finance tracking. I don't have as much of a problem with impulsive spending as many people with ADHD, but keeping track of my finances is still a struggle so this helps a lot.
Paced Breathing is more for dealing with anxiety, but since anxiety's often comorbid with ADHD and I feel like mine is definitely related, I'm including it in my list.
Most use Google Keep for reminders and note taking but I find it too basic.
I like using Tasks for reminders: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.tasks
I use OneNote for note taking and keeping track of things you think you'll remember: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.microsoft.office.onenote
I also recommend making multiple calendars on Google calendar and put everything in there.... Work, social, yearly repeating events for car insurance expiry.
Agenda widget will put a list of your upcoming Google calendar events on your homescreen: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.roflharrison.agenda
Use Loop Habit Tracker to log habits and remind you if you haven't done something (like calling the parents or flipping your spring mattress every few months). Or you could use the Tasks app linked above to make a repeating reminder too: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.isoron.uhabits
Use apps like fitnotes to log gym progress: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.github.jamesgay.fitnotes
Use office lens to take pictures of and keep track of receipts and letters: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.microsoft.office.officelens
I like Tasks.org which is open source too https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.tasks
Edit: And it's also in the link of this post, I should have read that first I guess.
Tasks: Astrid To-Do List Clone is my favorite.
If want Astrid, why not this?
Tasks: Astrid To-Do List Clone
You just use Tasks
This syncs with google tasks & has a widget, but I only use it for a to-do list, so I don't know if it will meet your need. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.tasks
Astrid To-Do Ist Clone (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.tasks)
Yesterday I released a Tasker/Locale plugin for Tasks, which is a fork of Astrid. I plan to post an announcement to /r/Tasker, but I was holding off because the plugin requires the latest version of Tasks (4.7.14) which is only partially rolled out. If you want to try the Tasker plugin now and the Google Play Store gives you an older version of Tasks you can sign up to be a beta tester which should give you immediate access to the latest version.
Links:
Tasks: Google Play/GitHub
Tasker Plugin for Tasks: Google Play/GitHub
Tasks Beta Testing: GitHub
Wolfram Alpha, since you like educational apps.
Tasks: Astrid clone is pretty good but all the functionality is already free.
CalDAV was made for this. Any old caldav server will work, but I use nextcloud with the Tasks app, because that also provides a nice web UI. On my phone, I've played with Tasks.org.
A more esoteric option is using Org mode to manage tasks. Create tasks in an org file using emacs on your desktop, and manage / check them off with an app like orgzly. This way, you can just a file syncing system like syncthing or nextcloud to keep your org files up to date everywhere you need them.
My current chore workflow is a combination of these. I keep the shared calendar because that's an easy way for the rest of my family to see my chores (and half-heartedly manage their own). But I sync that with a set of org files with org-caldav and manage my tasks with emacs/orgzly.
Tasks is what I've used for years. Simple with a decent widget and good reminders.
You can find it on Google Play Store too.
Try Tasks
Works with the same Google Tasks database, has themes, widgets, reoccurring tasks, great notifications, etc.
Have a look at Tasks: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.tasks
Tasks: Astrid clone https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.tasks&hl=en
Tasks: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.tasks
It's my personal favorite anyway, thinks it's pretty full featured and we'll designed.
If you mind OP it's on the Play Store too
From roughly 2013 I'm using combo of better google tasks and astrid. Syncing in through google tasks, so you can access your tasks at any platform.
This combo is completely free (you can donate and buy skins in astrid). Backup is in there too. You just have to create GTD lists in google tasks (inbox, today, someday...)
If you need any advanced functionality you can do pretty much whatever you need in astrid thanks to tags, custom sorting and filters. There is also basic time tracking, task file attachments and comments. Personally, I don't use this. Over the years I found out most of the advanced functionality is just keeping you from actually doing the things on the list. My routine is:
- If i receive email, that is actionable, i send it to google tasks, inbox list. Or do it. As per GTD.
- I use Better google tasks to organize tasks into lists (delegated, someday, tomorrow etc.) I also set deadlines.
- In Google calendar, I see tasks and deadlines from google tasks. Here I can schedule work. You can't drag and drop, but I don't mind since I don't put everything to calendar.
- Astrid is for checking and editing stuff on the go. Custom filter priorities tasks for me and serves as a reminder.
Negatives:
- Can't sync tags, so tags are only on mobile.
- No location aware tasks.
- No tasks by contact.
Positives:
- Completely free & no ads
- Works seamlessly with google apps
- Sync and backup
Todoist is good but paid. But I think the price is reasonable and justified as team of 40 people maintain the app. IIRC, the premium was way more than now, i think twice as much?
Anyway personally, what I don't like about pretty much any "todo suite" is that it creates vedor/user lock-in when sharing the task. I would like an app, that wouldn't require collaborators to use the damn thing. Just send everything VIA EMAIL. Hi, Pierre shared a task, deadline is Friday. Buttons [MARK AS DONE] [COMMENT] [REMIND ME LATER]. It would remind the person via email, if they responded it would add it as a comment in app. Then I would buy todoist... or anything else. Do any of you know about app capable of this? :)
Tasks does all of it. It allows you to hide features you don't need so it can be as simple as you want.
Tasks has got your back
task.org https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.tasks
open source
also available in fdroid
"Tasks" for your to-do lists: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.tasks
"Habits" to create and track/maintain habits: https://f-droid.org/packages/org.isoron.uhabits
I use as daily ToDo list https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.tasks&hl=cs
For a simple list of tasks with a good widget, try this: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.tasks
Doesn't have 1-tap delete, but the best to-do list I've seen. Excellent widget. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.tasks
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.tasks
Best overall tasks app I have ever used, and I tried a Looooot of them
Astrid To-Do List Clone: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.tasks&
I have two checklists apps, both with the same name. They share many features like reminders, priority setting, deadlines and repeating (though you need a reminder for that for the latter).
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Tasks (fork of Astrid Tasks & To-Do List). I use this when I want to organize by tags and search by filtering.
It has a lot of useful features like putting tasks in your calendar, a tagging system, filtering system.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.tasks or https://f-droid.org/app/org.tasks
Tasks: Todo list, Task List, Reminder: I use this when I want things grouped together (especially but not limited to shopping lists).
Love the colors and minimalism here, as well as how they are organized. You have a list of checklists, with different sections and you can turn an item into a sublist. Easier and more convenient than it sounds.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tasks.android
EDIT: Added some details. And I forgot to mention that if you want records for your dailies, you can get a habit tracker. I use Loop.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.tasks
Try this. Amazing app. You can get it on Fdroid too. It does support sub tasks.
This app is open source:
Tasks: Astrid To-Do List Clone https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.tasks
Tasks: Astrid to-do list clone https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.tasks&hl=en&
Tasks can set custom intervals/end dates/repeats for tasks. It's also free and open source.
Available from Google Play or here from F-Droid too
Tasks can set a non stop ringer on a task. It also has very flexible reminder periods etc.
Most use Google Keep for reminders and note taking but I find it too basic.
I like using Tasks for reminders: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.tasks
I use OneNote for note taking and keeping track of things you think you'll remember: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.microsoft.office.onenote
I also recommend making multiple calendars on Google calendar and put everything in there.... Work, social, yearly repeating events for car insurance expiry.
Agenda widget will put a list of your upcoming Google calendar events on your homescreen: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.roflharrison.agenda
Use Loop Habit Tracker to log habits and remind you if you haven't done something (like calling the parents or flipping your spring mattress every few months). Or you could use the Tasks app linked above to make a repeating reminder too: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.isoron.uhabits
Use apps like fitnotes to log gym progress: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.github.jamesgay.fitnotes
You can also look at fixing up your sleep with Sleep as Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.urbandroid.sleep
Use my fitness pal to clean up your diet: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.myfitnesspal.android
You can use Samsung Health to replace both apps above: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.sec.android.app.shealth
Use office lens to take pictures of and keep track of receipts and letters: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.microsoft.office.officelens
Also a post like this would do better on r/androidapps
Anything else you had in mind?
Lo usavo ma sono passato a questo, open source e, per le mie esigenze, più versatile dal lato Android client.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.tasks
I'd recommend this. Symlnc with google tasks is a plus
Tasks for Android
Tasks formerly Astrid.
There's this app which I've find to be a good clone for astrid btw, https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.tasks
Do you mean this app: tasks because it syncs with Google tasks.
Tasks is the open source version of the popular task-management app Astrid.
i like Tasks: Astrid To-Do Clone (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.tasks)
Yes. The app is called Tasks, and it's awesome. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.tasks
Someone made a clone for Astrid. It's not completely material design yet but it's getting there
check the home screen widget of Tasks check email s with Fair email check telegram with Nekogram X see some videos via YouTube Vanced
Tasks.org does exactly that. You can set a task up to renew from either the completed date, or from the due date. It works pretty well.
Maybe "Tasks.org" https://f-droid.org/en/packages/org.tasks/ or https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.tasks
It's not even close to DGT Soda, but at least it's well updated and open source.
I use the "Tasks.org" app for my phone, and had been using it for some time before I got the GW4 Classic. It allows you to have persistent notifications for Todo items (that's the main reason I use it).
It will sync those persistent notifications to your watch and allow you to mark them "Complete", or post-pone them for various times. The only thing is that you can't create a new task on the watch, you have to do that on the phone. It has a really nice widget for the phone, and great customization options (on the phone), both for the alarms and app theming.
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Hopefully this is somewhat helpful to you. I was also pretty disappointed with the integration of tasks and such directly from the watch. I also use "AMdroid" for my alarms and timers. It does have a WearOS companion app. I'll just use Google Assistant (there are tutorials on how to sideload the app online) and ask it to set a timer or alarm and it will go off on the phone. As long as you set notifications in the Samsung Wear app for both apps, they should both ding your watch when it sends a notification. I'm not positive if the AMDroid alarms will go off on the watch, but I know that the Tasks.org notifications do.
If you're asking for desktop, check out Planner. It's by far the best offering that I've found for desktop to-do applications.
For Android, check out Tasks.org (or from F-Droid), it's a really strong contender. Fast, sleek design, open-source, optional syncing, the whole bundle.
I hope this helped, have an amazing rest of your day!
Tasks.org: Open-source To-Do Lists & Reminders works well for this.
I use tasks.org. Its a free and open source todo list and ik has integration with google calendar. Google play
Tasks.org - I've been using it for many years and I totally recommend it. It doesn't need login.
Another approach would be the use of Tasks as it offers location support (only Play download) and Tasker integration. It depends on if you have to talk to your watch or want to get things done.
Task.org and Loop Habit Tracker.. Both Opensource and Privacy Frendly
I recommend Tasks.org
All apps are good enough, you just have to pick one and stick to it imo to be productive.
Another good Todo app is Tasks.org: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.tasks
To-Do List App: Tasks.org
Habit Builder: Loop Habit Tracker
List Maker: Google Keep
Take note Tasks.org and Loop Habit Tracker have equivalent apps on fdroid.
Maybe this one works for you? https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.tasks
Try this tasks app:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.tasks
Try this. It has a feature called persistent notification.
Astrid Clone To-Do List https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.tasks Nice app & scrollable widget
This does the job for me: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.tasks
I use Tasks to manage my tasks, and I can't recommend this app enough. Each task can be prioritized and tagged, and as an aggregate the tasks can be sorted, filtered, or searched. The app is also free (in both senses of the word). You can get it through F-Droid (recommended) or Google Play.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.tasks
Tasks (Fork of Astrid Tasks & To-Do List) - https://f-droid.org/app/org.tasks
Astrid To-Do List Clone:https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.tasks
Tasks: Astrid ToDo List Clone https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.tasks
You might try Tasks: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.tasks
Try Tasks. Only the title, description and due date are synced to Google tasks but that's enough for me. The app is free and open source, but there is a $5/year subscription for syncing with more than one google account and additional bells and whistles. Syncing with only one google account is free though.
PS if you want to sync to google calendar you may want to look into CalDev syncing. That is a pro feature, but you can download it free from F-droid.
I like Tasks. I use it to remind me of all those daily tasks I forget. Watering plants, feeding the dog, paying bills, etc.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.tasks
Esse aqui tem a notificação permanente, então não corre esse risco.
Do you mind sharing which Timesheet app you use?
Here's what I figure from what I understood about your situation:
- Use a standard to-do app and sync calendar items.
By this I mean TickTick, Todoist, Wunderlist, etc. Most have an ability to sync with Google Calendar, maybe even Google Tasks, although that may change soon. I use TickTick, and while I have some Google Calendar events imported, I actually use the built-in calendar to create, move, and set durations for tasks.
These services also have Pomodoro timers, or other Pomo apps can integrate with them. So this could constitute your time-tracking, albeit in chunks of time.
But these services are mostly limited by a subscription service. If it's worth it, you should pay for TickTick though. But there are free and open-source apps like Tasks.
To be honest though, you might not really need all these unless you want many extra features. So
Just use a Pomodoro app. You already have an excellent tasks interface on Business Calendar 2, one that even syncs with Google Tasks. All you need is a Pomo app that syncs with Google Tasks. I swear there was one, but I can't find it anymore. You might have to pay or dip outside Android for the integration. PomoDoneApp says it syncs with Google and has an Android app, and a unpaid tier, you could try this. There's a bunch of Chrome extensions that sync with Google Tasks though.
Try something new
Accomplish and myPoli let you plan out tasks from Google Calendar over a duration of the day.
This might be your ultimate solution: My Effectiveness. It seems to sync with Google Tasks and provides a Pomodoro timer. It also has a lot of other stuff that I just could never get on board though so I can't say much.
Wish you luck in figuring out what works for you and hope this helps!
If you use Google Tasks, this one will do the job (has persistent notifications):
Try Tasks. Uses the same Google Tasks database but it has reoccurring tasks, among many other features the official app lacks.
Tasks has location based reminders for tasks https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.tasks
Tasks: Astrid To-Do List Clone https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.tasks
Tasks isn't specially for bill reminders but I use it for that along with other reminders. Syncs with your Google Tasks.
Have you tried Tasks? https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.tasks Simple, offline, open source. You can customise the new task screen and thus essentially disable the due dates.
Tasks is an open-source app with lots of features.
I like Tasks:
Sorry, I've no idea of what "encouragement" means. Alternatively have you tested the Astrid clone on the PlayStore already signaled?
Tasks is free and open source. It has many features that are paid for in other to-do apps.
Try this. Integrated with Google Tasks.
Try Tasks: Astrid To-Do List Clone. Syncs with Google Tasks.
Have you tried Tasks? It's an astrid clone and have everything I want in a todo app.
I use:
Check out "Tasks: Astrid To-Do List Clone"
Try Tasks. I have a few repeating tasks set up, very useful.
Tasks has a Tasker plugin, but it's 2.99
I suggest you try Tasks with white fonts and transparen background. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.tasks
I just use Tasks which has material design, can sync with Google tasks and works well with repeated events.
Give Tasks a try. Seems to fit the bill.
Using this one