Hey everyone, v1.1.0 is out with new features, UI polish, and bug fixes based on community feedback!
What's New:
Custom Folder Support: Choose any folder to store your tasks.txt file.
Recurring Tasks: Supports patterns like "every monday", "every 1st & 15th", or "every weekday".
Text Zoom: Adjust text size from 80% to 200% ( = / - / 0).
Contrast Controls: Toggle Automatic, Standard, or High (follows macOS Increase Contrast).
Autocomplete: Project autocomplete now works while editing tasks.
Improvements & Fixes:
For me its always been scratching down a todo list in TextEdit. This is a great little app for having that experience of ticking a box and seeing the task disappear.
The only things i'm currently missing for it to be perfect are:
- Ability to copy paste completed tasks back out of the app (for reporting purposes).
- It would also be good to be able to nest sub-tasks beneath other larger epics.
@johnta Hey Jonathan, thanks for feedback.
Copying tasks is possible either via right click menu or cmd+c shortcut. You can also copy multiple tasks from both Tasks and Archive views
You can assign a label to a task by adding +some_label to task description.
It will be displayed as a label next to the task. You can color-code it or filter the tasks by clicking on the label
Looks wonderful. I am about to explore the features. Just a quick thought - while launching the app, it is better to keep the keyboard focus on the text input, so that I can just open it and type it.
@jawahars16 Yeah that's a good idea, will add to a next update! Thanks
Finally a todo app that doesn't try to be a project manager. The keyboard shortcuts feel right and it loads instantly since it's just reading a text file.
@tuncay2tva thank you! That’s exactly what I was aiming for. In my opininio the best productivity tools are the ones that feel completely invisible and let you save your brainpower for the actual work.
The decision to skip the cloud entirely and keep everything in plain text is genuinely thoughtful. Appreciate the respect for how some of us actually like to work.
Thanks for the feedback@demirleng78497 ! I am a big fan of lean and powerful instruments and my philosophy for that kind of approach comes long way back when i started programming: redis, git, rsync - these are the tools i always loved. they do their thing and they do it perfectly.