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Posted by taskcade
Oct 29, 2018 at 07:24 PM
Hi!
The 1.3.2 update changelog is for the mobile only on iOS & Android.
The Mac app is always being updated as it is a wrapper around our web app. Any time we push updates to our web app at http://www.taskade.com, you will load the latest release on your Mac app. .
satis wrote:
>
>taskcade wrote:
>v1.3.2 is LIVE!
>
>Is that on all platforms? I have v.1 of the Mac app and when I clicked
>‘Check For Updates’ I got a pop-up window saying “Current version is
>up-to-date.” I then went to taskade.com, manually downloaded the Mac
>app… and saw it was the same v1.0 app.
Posted by taskcade
Nov 4, 2018 at 02:34 PM
If anyone has template and workflow ideas and suggestions for https://taskade.com/templates, please let us know at support@taskade.com!
Posted by satis
Nov 4, 2018 at 04:32 PM
(1)
A good start for templates.
Depending on what you want Taskade to do, you might be able to add template for a mood journal or one-line-a-day journal, a la Moodnotes, DayGram, 5_Minute Journal, or Grid Diary.
https://itunes.apple.com/IT/app/id977949232?mt=8
https://itunes.apple.com/IT/app/id1019230398?mt=8
https://www.intelligentchange.com/pages/five-minute-journal-app
http://griddiaryapp.com/en/
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(2)
Some sort of sync/import option with Mac/iOS Reminders could be useful. I know that apps like GoodTask and Due have this option, which gives the benefit of being able to add a task in Siri (into Reminders) which then syncs to the task app.
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(3)
It would be nice to be able to enter a timestamp, like when I’m making contemporaneous notes inside a day’s task notes, or for a timeline journal. In other apps I was using a free 3rd-part extension action for Popclip for that (although I think a recent update killed that particular extension).
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(4)
One thing I’ve found that I keep stumbling over in Taskade involves creating a blank subtask I want to return to later on. When entering a subtask, you *must* type something - even if it’s just a space - or when you hit Enter to create a sister task it acts like you typed Shift-Tab and unindenting the subtask you’re in and leaving you there (that is, not creating a new sister subtask underneath). Gets annoying. Ideally, Enter would act normally and send you to a new subtask as the same level.
Also, I’d love to see a keyboard command for ‘Make New Subtask’ (instead of having to [1] create a new sister-task and then [2] hitting Tab.) I know that this is common in many task managers like Todoist but if you outline a lot you will want to easily and more quickly be able to create daughter/aunt tasks. For example:
- In OmniOutliner there is a one-step ‘Add Inside’ keyboard command (and optional toolbar icon/text) - and a ‘Create Outside’ outdent command as well.
- The Opal outliner lets you CMD-D ‘Create New Daughter’ or CMD-A ‘Creat New Aunt’ topic.
- Cloud Outliner Pro lets you ‘Create Child’ with Shift-Enter or ‘Add Aunt’ with CMD-Shift-Enter.
- OutlineEdit has ‘New Subitem’ with Option-CMD-Enter (but oddly no ability to create a new Aunt).
Posted by taskcade
Nov 5, 2018 at 09:10 PM
Thanks, we will review all the suggestions and try to incorporate them soon as we expand https://www.taskade.com/templates and let users create / customize their own workflows.
1- These are great.
2- We do get requests for “Import from _____” often. Will work on this when we have more bandwidth.
3- Can you elaborate on this? A time stamp on each task, or each task list / document on Taskade?
4- Noted. We will look into this!
5- Keyboard shortcuts will be improved soon, with more flexibility. Thanks for these!
satis wrote:
(1)
>
>A good start for templates.
>
>Depending on what you want Taskade to do, you might be able to add
>template for a mood journal or one-line-a-day journal, a la Moodnotes,
>DayGram, 5_Minute Journal, or Grid Diary.
>
>https://itunes.apple.com/IT/app/id977949232?mt=8
>https://itunes.apple.com/IT/app/id1019230398?mt=8
>https://www.intelligentchange.com/pages/five-minute-journal-app
>http://griddiaryapp.com/en/
>
>—-
>
>(2)
>
>Some sort of sync/import option with Mac/iOS Reminders could be useful.
>I know that apps like GoodTask and Due have this option, which gives the
>benefit of being able to add a task in Siri (into Reminders) which then
>syncs to the task app.
>
>—-
>
>(3)
>
>It would be nice to be able to enter a timestamp, like when I’m making
>contemporaneous notes inside a day’s task notes, or for a timeline
>journal. In other apps I was using a free 3rd-part extension action for
>Popclip for that (although I think a recent update killed that
>particular extension).
>
>—-
>
>(4)
>
>One thing I’ve found that I keep stumbling over in Taskade involves
>creating a blank subtask I want to return to later on. When entering a
>subtask, you *must* type something - even if it’s just a space - or when
>you hit Enter to create a sister task it acts like you typed Shift-Tab
>and unindenting the subtask you’re in and leaving you there (that is,
>not creating a new sister subtask underneath). Gets annoying. Ideally,
>Enter would act normally and send you to a new subtask as the same
>level.
>
>Also, I’d love to see a keyboard command for ‘Make New Subtask’ (instead
>of having to [1] create a new sister-task and then [2] hitting Tab.) I
>know that this is common in many task managers like Todoist but if you
>outline a lot you will want to easily and more quickly be able to create
>daughter/aunt tasks. For example:
>
> - In OmniOutliner there is a one-step ‘Add Inside’ keyboard command
>(and optional toolbar icon/text) - and a ‘Create Outside’ outdent
>command as well.
> - The Opal outliner lets you CMD-D ‘Create New Daughter’ or CMD-A
>‘Creat New Aunt’ topic.
> - Cloud Outliner Pro lets you ‘Create Child’ with Shift-Enter or ‘Add
>Aunt’ with CMD-Shift-Enter.
> - OutlineEdit has ‘New Subitem’ with Option-CMD-Enter (but oddly no
>ability to create a new Aunt).
Posted by satis
Nov 5, 2018 at 09:46 PM
By timestamp I simply mean being able to paste in some user-preconfigured date/time info.
Here’s what my PopClip extension (yea, it’s working again!) just pasted:
2018-11-05 16:39:30
Nothing really special, but something like that’s useful for me when taking contemporaneous notes on something in a text editor, or in a notes field.
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To me the expected behavior for ‘hit Enter on blank task’ was just to create an empty sub/task then move down to the next level.
What actually happened - unindenting the subtask I was in (so it becomes a higher level task) - just seemed weird.
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I understand why Taskade didn’t initially include Add new subtask/child/daughter (or Add Aunt) - it’s not common in task managers. But it’s very common in outliners, and when I sit down to brainstorm tasks it makes the most sense to me.
Example: I need to go run errands at the mall, so I make MALL SHOPPING a task then immediately want to jump down a level to make a subtask-checklist for each store I ant to visit Let’s say the first is ‘Petco’. Currently in Todoist or Taskade I need to make a new sister-topic (though it doesn’t belong there), then indent it, then create *another* sister-topic, and then indent *it* to start the shopping list. (But a single keyboard command to make a daughter/child/subtask is cleaner, and faster.) And then, from inside my last Petco checklist item, in order to create and start a list for the next store - say ‘Target’ - I’d need to create a new sister-checklist item and *unindent*... then create a sister item to it and *indent again* to start the new line of checklist items.
In an outliner it’s TASK (Mall), then Daughter-subtask command (Petco), then Daughter command again (checklist level with as many item/Enter as necessary), and then for the next store;s list (Target) it’s New-Aunt, then New Daughter for the checklist level. Faster. Cleaner.
I wouldn’t say Taskade should scrap any current commands, just that adding Daughters and Aunts as keyboard commands would make things zippier. :)