![]() I bought GoodTask 2 weeks before the new iOS 13 update came out and I loved the flexibility and additional features which iOS reminders did not have. I spent almost 30 years developing software, and seriously, the level of detailed thought that this developer has put into how to make GoodTask do things is off the charts. ![]() I’ll often find myself wishing that it could do a particular thing, and to my surprise, an option to make that happen has existed all along. I’m still discovering amazing things, even after almost a year of using it every single day. It’s one of those apps that constantly - and I do mean constantly - surprises me with extra features I had no idea it had. Some of them are better at certain things than others, and that will always be the case, but this app is the one that continually stands above them all for me. name one, any one, and I guarantee you I’ve bought it. Like most of you who are taking the time to read this, I’ve spent a small fortune over the years buying every single todo app on the market. I have smart lists for every vantage point that I normally had to manually search in the native iOS app, and I feel like even though there was a little learning curve, it’s going to save me so much time moving forward. The smart lists were a bonus, as I didn’t understand when I bought it just how customizable they were. The other thing I wanted was a place where I could see my calendar events and tasks all in one place, and once I figured out that I could turn off “separate calendar events,” all my boxes were checked. But I also didn’t want to disturb his process and make him download a new app. My husband and I share family iOS reminders and calendars, but I wanted something more comprehensive for subtasks, and mainly recurring events so I could check off habits throughout the day without having to uncheck a full list every morning. At first I thought I wasted ten dollars, but once I figured out the settings I was able to utilize GoodTask exactly the way I wanted to. Let me start off my saying I NEVER buy apps that are over $0.99. Terms of Use and Privacy Policy available on the developer's website Optional auto-renewing subscription for Supporter status Subtasks, Automatic Repeat after Completion & Manual sort (GoodTask 3 only) Supports iPad Pro and multi-tasking for all iPads Supports portrait/landscape mode on all devices Duplicate, Change due dates, add/switch tags/lists, etc. Bulk actions to edit/check/delete multiple tasks at once Overdue tasks, Location-based tasks, Recent tasks, etc. Filter by including or excluding text/tags List with selective Reminders Lists and Calendars Add Quickly and Smartly with Presets and Text Snippets Board view with Date, Priority, List, Tag type List, Day, Week, Month view on each list Manage Reminders Lists and Calendars easily Our thanks to GoodTask for sponsoring MacStories this week.- Supports fully customizable recurring tasks Take charge of task management today by visiting GoodTask’s website to learn more about its Mac, iOS, and Watch apps and discover the power of the premier task manager based on Apple’s Reminders app. The app’s iOS icons are customizable and you can switch between a variety of themes or make them yourself to set GoodTask up exactly the way you want too. Add to that a handy Today widget and GoodTask excels at being available no matter the device or context. There’s also a feature-rich Apple Watch app from which you can manage existing tasks and add new ones. Interactive notifications with Quick Actions allow users to do things like auto-snooze tasks right from a notification without opening the app. The app also includes a Smart Button on iOS to quickly move between frequently-used lists. With Quick Actions, the repetition of typing that information over and over is eliminated. Maybe you have a project, tag, day of the week, time, or other bits of data you add to tasks over an over. You define a grid of information to add to tasks with a single tap from the Quick Actions view. With Smart Lists, that’s incredibly simple to set up.Īnother powerful feature of GoodTask is Quick Actions. ![]() For example, maybe you want to find all of your un-dated tasks with a certain tag. Smart Lists act like saved searches allowing you to view subsets of your tasks. Tasks can be filtered using GoodTask’s Smart List feature. By leveraging Reminders, GoodTask syncs to all your iOS devices and Macs, supports Exchange, and works seamlessly with Siri shortcuts. GoodTask is a powerful task manager for iOS and the Mac that’s built on top of Apple’s Reminders app.
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