With so many different options out there for task management, it makes me wonder "Is task management a solvable problem?" It seems that every situation requires some variation of task management. Every person works in a different way. I try a lot of the tools coming out. At the end of the day, I go back to Taskpaper which is essentially notepad with syntax highlighting.
I agree, I've tried a lot and none worked for me. That was the reason I built GoalStacker. I wanted something that kept me moving forward and helped me not get overwhelmed. I've been using it for a while now and its been working for me, I'm sure it can get better and it will, promise.
There has always been one thing that has been missing from near every todo/task manager app and that's the ability to set how long a task will/should take—thank you for having that.
It looks quite nice. I do think the logout button is a bit ambiguous. I generally associate that icon as being the 'power' icon and not specifically login/logout. Desktop notifications? That's pretty cool. Also, a short tour might make clear the purpose of the different buttons, bring to light the shortcuts (t, p, c), etc without the need to experiment though 'discovering' the interface can be nice.
This is the only kind of task manager that I'd consider using. Every other time I've tried I end up just getting buried under an ever growing list of "crap that should eventually get done".
That said, the lack of Single Sign On integration with Google Apps is a non-starter. Workflow apps like this really need to make their use as frictionless as possible.
Any plans on offering it in the Google Apps Marketplace?
actually very impressed. Prefer a much more minimalist UI, would be great to be able to hide that header too but that aside, for an app in beta, good stuff. Autocomplete on tags would be nice too...
Love the unlimited collaborators, should help bring in more teams.
