Those tools include reminders, filters, labels, comments, file uploads and the ability to add tasks and comments by forwarding an email.When I start juggling a lot of projects, it often follows that I always feel behind.

The app is free to use, but more robust features are available to Premium subscribers for $3 a month. Upcoming View is rolling out to Todoist users over the next 24 hours, so you shouldn’t have to wait long to give it try. Clicking anywhere on a task will now open up the task view, which puts any sub-tasks, comments and the activity log front and center. Simply hit “m” to switch between the two or click the menu icon in the top left. To make the space even more efficient, you can also hide the left navigation entirely to focus on a particular list. A wider layout that works better with larger displays than Todoist has in the past. The company has also given the app more room to accommodate your productivity on desktop and the web. From there you can add or drag and drop tasks where you feel like you’ll be able get them done.īy subscribing, you are agreeing to Engadget's Terms and Privacy Policy. With Upcoming View, you can flip through your calendar a week at a time to view individual days. This isn’t always the best option when you’re trying to gauge when you might be free or what your workload is like in say two weeks. While both of these keep your tasks organized, they do so in list form. And once you dive into individual projects, you can see everything that you’ve entered.

Right now, Todoist gives you the option to see what’s coming in the next seven days quite easily. A new option called Upcoming View will give you a calendar view inside the app so you can quickly see what’s coming today, this week or any week in the months to come. Todoist has a wealth of handy tools, but if you have a ton of tasks that you’ve assigned future due dates, keeping tabs on what’s around the bend can be a bit tricky. The company is keen on adding new features regularly, and today the latest upgrade arrives. The Gmail integration is pretty slick, too. Thanks to features like handy organization options and natural language support, it was easy to pick the app as our top to-do list option a while back. Todoist is one of the go-to productivity tools amongst the Engadget staff.

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