Hello

This request is something where I really think it could help get the focus back on the tasks without being "cluttered" by the notes. (Of course only if you use notes extensively.)
If you have an outline with many tasks and those tasks contain many notes (detail information about the task, links to relevant resources and so on) and all those tasks and notes are expanded, than it is hard to distinguish the task from the notes.

I think one solution would be to show the notes for a selected task in an area e.g. on the right side (a sidebar?). I think the usefulness of this feature strongly depends on how you use notes and so it would be great to give us this feature as an option. So a user can decide whether he likes to show notes inline (like it is now) or in a sidebar.

I added a picture to illustrate my point.
https://imgur.com/a/jLLSUar

The problem here is, that it is inconvenient to expand and collapse the notes all the time. A sidebar would simply show the relevant information every time a task gets the focus. Changing to another note can be done with the keyboard and it would require no extra step to see the notes.

I hope you like this suggestion and it will collect many votes ;-)
Thanks for creating one of my three most important tools for managing tasks and information.

Chris

Hi guys,
I really like your product and it's.great to organize tasks, but I thought about another use case that could be cool. I'm looking for ages.for.a good content aggragator, where I can simply put.my links at, sync over devices, and read /sort at a later time.
Currently the most accessible way I've found is.to have a whatsapp group with myself, but it doesn't fit right in. The way I can.organize data in checkvist. Is great, but the thing that I'm.missing is link preview similar to whatsaap's /facebook's.
I guess it could be togglable. The fact that mobile apps are also on the roadmap serve the mentioned case also =)

The current 'ee' command starts editing the current item, and starts with the entire text selected. Usually I then have to move my hands over to the Home/Left or End/Right keys before being able to Insert or Append text to the existing item text.
My request is to make this just slightly quicker for the hands with:
'ei' to start editing the current item, with no text selected, and the cursor at the beginning of the item text. (Similar to Vim's 'i' command.)
'ea' to start editing the current item, with no text selected, and the cursor at the end of the item text. (Similar to Vim's 'a' command.)

I keep going back and forth between Checkvist (awesome for outlining and planning!) and Todoist (habit-forming).

The only thing that keeps drawing me back to Todoist is the ability to track # of tasks completed by day (and week). Keeping up a "streak" of 5+ tasks per day, though they are of all different shapes and sizes does something psychologically to keep me engaged with my organization system. I could of course just tally my tasks in a .txt, but it would be nice to be able to do it right in the organization system itself. Complete engagement.

Checkvist is way more my style with the keyboard-oriented setup, the awesome pro options, and the very functional, well-outfitted free version. But I keep getting drawn back to Todoist because of the habit-forming nature of it!

Checkvist is good enough to use it for personal and professional todo lists (splitted, for sure)…
But these are 2 different worlds and you may expect to use the "due" view for only one of the lists, and not see your "profesionnal" deadlines when checking your personal planning.

Regarding this, I would really like to have a way to display tasks of one list (or maybe many).

There can be many ways to allow to filter the list(s). Here are some ideas:
# add a new “list:xxx” filter
# add the possibility to get the “due” view for ore list
# add a filter on parent tag (extended to list tags, not only tasks tags)
# add a "lists" menu with checkboxes to select the lists I want to retrieve the tasks

My favorite is the first one… But until we get the "OR"-search feature, the fourth one would be good also.