Calendar Integration / Calendar View
Calendar feed or calendar integration with iCal, Google Calendar, Outlook Calendar, Microsoft Agenda or within app.
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Our team is working on a solution to show tasks with due dates on the Outlook.com / O365 calendar. We unfortunately can’t provide an ETA on this yet, but we can assure you that we listen to your requests for it.
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Ruslan
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A synchronization function with Google Task & Google Calendar!!!!
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Eric Moss
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ToDo syncs with OneDrive calendars. "Delete List" is not working.
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Irfan
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yes, this is very necessary. we want to see the tasks in calendar. so that it will get displayed in agenda
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Joseph Feliciano (JSFeliciano)
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Yes this is a perfect idea and would be awesome. This should have been included at launch. Please add this into the next update. Everything related to tasks and events should also display in the Calendar/Agenda area (clicking time in the taskbar).
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Jonathan Ohlsson
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Title kind of self explanatory.
If a Todo has a due date, add it to like Google Calendar or Microsoft calendar (if there is such a thing?)
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Vince Lupe
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I'd love to have synchronization with Google and Microsoft calenders so that reminders also could be scheduled as to-dos
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Andrés bracho
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keep, calendar, tasks, mail, contacts, drive
If you have an android app everything will be better integrating with Google Services -
Jean-Claude Monney
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This is the most important feature to be added.
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Anonymous
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Please integrate with iPhone's built in reminder and calendar events. Otherwise, it requires users to create duplicate entries in Reminders app and To-Do app.
There should be a way to import events and reminders from Apple's built-in Reminders app into To-Do. Without this syncing, To-Do app is NOT very useful. -
Sal
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Integrate with calendars in iOS and on the web just like how sunrise calendar use to do. Please add this feature
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Anonymous
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I would like to connect my agenda with To Do. When I make a To Do it will appear in my agenda.
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Anonymous
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It has to sync with Microsoft inbuild calender
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ZAN
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Similar to Wunderlist, allow to share list item on Google Calendar via dedicated Calendar link
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Chaofan Yang
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Please add the setting that we can choose some particular days of a month for a to-do as users like.Because some users don't have a regular schedule.And I think many users would like it if the to-do can be shown in a calendar .And I have to admit the fact that I really like this pure design language.And I am just a undergraduate in China,so please don't mind if my English expression exists any problems.Thank you!
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Anonymous
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So far so good! Simple, clean UI get the job done.
Challenge: when creating a new task, it's a many step process of defining the task and then going back to add the due date and category, etc.
Would be great to have a picker to enter all details at one go, similar to that in Todoist
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Anonymous
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Al igual que las notificaciones de wathsapp o el calendario en Iphone, debería sincronizar las bandas xiaomi.
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Anonymous
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I tried to enter a Piano concert from 18:00 thru 21:00 on 15th of next month. I can enter the event and date but cannot enter time( 18:00 thru 21:00) . It's a shame you cannot use this app for calendar/scheduling!
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L
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First, add the option to see today's prescheduled events in My Day (e.g like the single calendar day view from Outlook Calendar).
Then for each task in My Day, let them be dragged and dropped into the calendar day, which gives each task a calendar event (or reminder) counterpart. Then let this task event start and stop time be easily adjustable so the tasks can be scheduled around the prescheduled events of the day. (Ideally each task should be able to be split into several events to allow for maximum flexibility!)
This way, each task has a specific time frame in which it will be done. This relieves the stress of not knowing if there's enough time in the day for everything to be done, and it also helps free time in between events to not go wasted.
(I find this planning method an extremely intuitive way to visualize time and plan my day. As a college student, my time is split up into chunks of classes, chunks of meetings for extracurriculars, and then chunks of free time in between. The ability to see my free time lets me squeeze in my homework for the day, and commiting tasks to a specific time gives me the opportunity to do it instead of just pushing it to tomorrow. Surprisingly, I can't find a decent to-do or planning app that can actually do this so I've just been creating events in calendar software which feels redundant and unintuitive).
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Stefan Farnik
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Meant is the space below the calendar of clock flyout