Is it possible to add a feature to use an offset for the natural language due dates? Chaining multiple offsets together would allow it to be as general as possible.

For example, I could create a project template that I import:
"Planning Meeting ^today+3d" [in 3 days]
"Email planning meeting minutes ^today+3d+1w" [1 week from 3 days from now]
"Task ^Next Friday+2w" [Two weeks from next Friday]
"Task ^Today-3d+1y" [A year from 3 days ago]

In complex lists I often want to put an item in two places, but keep track of where both are. My suggestion is a command similar to ^d - duplicating a record, but with a marker in each of them referring to the other - maybe a little symbol linked to the other record? Or an automatically-generated unique tag applied to both?

(The tag approach might make it easier to generate and keep track of more than two duplicates, I suppose)

Now I have to select text in an item, copy, navigate to another list, create a new item and paste the text. "mm" on the desktop is such a timesaver and I'd love an equivalent on the mobile version.

Requested here: https://discuss.checkvist.com/t/custom-css-is-not-applied-to-shared-lists/398

It would be great, if there is a possibility to drag n drop emails from outlook to a task, and best it would be saved as *.msg – file as anattachment. (maybe like in Microsoft to-do)
what a great tool !!

I can start numbering all subitems by prefixing the leading item with [1].
What prefix can I use to stop numbering further indented subitems?
I only what the first level subitems to be numbered, and not the second level ones.

When pasting a URL into the search box, entries with Markdown links with that URL as destination should be highlighted. Right now, the search engine only searches through visible text.

Filter which works in-list and on mobile does not ignore difference between á and a.

I want to have musical keys as tags and would need # in the tag for the sharp symbol.

For example, tag F#

for a split second, writing #F# shows up correctly as a tag, but is then converted back to text.

Would this work with escape characters?
So, to create a F# tag, I could write
#F\# or #F\\# (I even had to use a \ at the beginning of this line so it doesn't make this line into a large heading

Thank you

The only way to refresh on the web app is to scroll to the top.

This wouldn't be needed if the page would auto sync

Workaround is to use 'gg' but it changes context

I tend to use one list as an Inbox and for non-project tasks. Any chance of allowing us to set one list as a "favorite" or "home" list to use a keyboard shortcut to always go to that list? Sort of like using [gh] or [hh] to return to the Lists homepage.

Integromat is like Zapier but some people consider its UX better:

https://www.integromat.com

It should be an easy change to make the task creation date visible in the UI.
Having it in the Task actions (aa) popover would be fine.

The creation date of a task is not important in 97% of the time but in the 3% it becomes super helpful.

Add Zen Mode for Due page as well

I have several different lists open in my browser at once. It would be great to be able to distinguish between these by icon with different colored icons.

So you would assign your list a color, and it would get this icon in the browser tab / bookmark favicon.

Amazing? Not as amazing as checkvist

Checkvist would be awesome with spaced repetition evidence-based learning technique. Flashcards is great, until you create a large number of cards. Checkvist could solve that, with the structured organization it already have. With spaced repetition Checkvist will emerge as the only project of its kind.

Similar structure to due date 'dd'.

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