Feature Ideas

I find it useful to see my tasks spread in a calendar, especially in weekly view, so I can make sure I have a healthy workload in my hands each day.

Enable users to add priority levels to tasks; e.g., low, medium, high.

Seamless integration of the calendar to enter tasks directly at a specific time would greatly assist in planning the day. If you want to schedule a task, another window with the calendar could open on the right. In this window, you should also be able to directly schedule the required time by reducing or enlarging the task.

Allow users to quickly duplicate tasks and lists to save time when creating new items based on existing ones.

Enable Windows users to manage lists and tasks with a dedicated desktop app.

A global quick entry option for MacOS application would immensely help out streamline some workflows :)

Enable users to quickly search for content across lists and tasks.

The Today view is great, but Week view would be helpful to navigate through the week and not get lost in the detail of one task.

Select multiple tasks to edit or move all at once.

Feature request for mobile: Swipe actions on list elements Swipe actions - at least two: one swipe action should be to open a quick action menu for the selected task (where you can delete it, move it to inbox or parent task, change element settings, etc) the other swipe action should be freely customizable to the user's liking (possible actions: complete, delete, move to another list, change date, change assignee, change label, no action, ...) Swipe mechanics: swipe right swipe left (maybe) swipe far right (swipe action #3) (maybe) swipe far left (swipe action #4) Imho this swipe mechanic should replace the long press mechanic which currently opens a quick action menu. Todoist & TickTick (other apps probably too) also have this quick swipe mechanic, it's great! :)

Allow adding a duration estimation to a task to aid with planning.

Can we also have the ability to check in by username and password? It took four attempts today to log in via email.

This is pretty simple yet it improves the typing experience by a lot. When pressing Enter once while typing Zhuyin, it shouldn't jump to a new line. Instead, pressing Enter once should simply confirm what the user is typing (Consider the interactions from Notion or Apple Note)