The To-Do List App Made Just for Google Users

[@areluc]

Google Tasks is meant to be simple by definition. Of course there are many other, more sophisticated, To-Do apps that integrate with Google Calendar. Incidentally, all of the things you said you couldn't do with Tasks can be solved by creating an event in the Calendar.

[@GrowToGive]

Unless i'm mistaking, an event will not show up late, it won't do anything after the date and time passes, except change to a lighter color. It won't tell me I missed it. It won't notify me in any way, shape or form about anything in the past. If you know of a way to accomplish this before i click on his affiliate link and buy this product, I'm interested. Otherwise after I saw this video I was happier than a thrown back catfish!, and can't wait to reward this fella with a small commission for turning me on to an amazing product! Thank you Mr Simpletivity!

[@ScottFergusonSuccess]

Being able to attach to contacts and sort order and search is key! Definitely worth $60 a year for my biz! Thanks Scott! Coming in KLUTCH again!

[@Simpletivity]

So glad that this if going to be helpful to you, Scott. Appreciate the feedback!

[@timetoshinetoday]

@@Simpletivity my pleasure. I did sign up under your link if you are an affiliate. Thanks again bud Level 🆙

[@GiriK47]

I think I might just prefer the simplicity of google tasks as it is. The only thing I would wish for in google tasks is the ability to set the time window for the task. The way I workaround that is: I look at my tasks for tomorrow and create events in a "Plan" calendar that correspond to those tasks. I later move that event to a "Timesheet" calendar to indicate that I followed through with the Plan and worked on that task during that time. If I had not worked as per the Plan, I just delete that event and make a new plan for later.

[@Trimalchio12]

I love Todoist, but I’m going to suggest this to a co-worker. Thanks! 🙌🏻

[@thesimplicitylifestyle]

Thanks Scott! Very helpful! 😎🤖

[@BillRocklin]

One of the features i like about Google Tasks is if you don't mark it as completed, it jumps into a daily task list for every day following. So, yes, I i don't always get those tasks done. Does the GQ software have this same capability? Or do you need to move it?

[@ScottFergusonSuccess]

@@BillRocklin I’ve been using and was wondering the same thing. If you look to the left and click Smart Queues it has overdue tasks and also one which I love that’s called ‘Due Today + Overdue’

[@BillRocklin]

Interesting one Scott ... Going to check it out ... Play a bit ... May have application for the TEAM. Noce that it integrates directly with calendar. What I'm trying to sort through now is do I use Google Tasks and GQ at the same time? Or move all my current tasks to GQ ... Thoughts?

[@ScottFergusonSuccess]

@@BillRocklin one thing that I figured out this week is that you can import your Google Tasks into GQ, but they do NOT sync back and forth. Honestly I LOVE GQ now that I’ve implemented and executed I will do ALL through GQ, seriously a game chager

[@GrowToGive]

@@ScottFergusonSuccess I really thought it synced? So if I'm currently using google tasks app, and the google task button in my calendar I will no longer be able to use? Is this correct?

[@McAko]

Nice channel! I think you could attract more subscribers if you improve the thumbnails of your videos, because they look a bit amateurish even the contents are very interesting

[@kunalnanavati]

Same feature set on mobile also?

[@Quizzical106]

Just another software looking to pick your pockets on a monthly basis.

[@tusharshardul7204]

But does it work for mobile

[@ShanesSmartfr]

Yes

[@BDV000]

Gqueues has updated their web version but still need to update the phone app.

[@HealthyMBS1]

free google tasks is fine

[@EdgardMello]

Why would people change tasks as a free app to pay another one?

[@jingle1161]

Meh, Google tasks is effective and integrates fine with gmail and calendar. For more complex stuff I use google keep. I try to avoid 3rd party dependencies.

[@gmansi]

"I try to avoid 3rd party dependencies." Right !! "For more complex stuff I use google keep. " Google Keep for tasks?

[@MelissaWilliams-m4r]

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[@GameEndorphins]

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