So that I can have one checklist that I can share with others and still have some private TODOs within

Dont want use mouse at all!

Limiting viewing context is, I think, a key feature in outlining. At the moment the 'hoisting' functionality is only half way there.

What I'd like to see is a simple, persistent way to maintain isolation/focus on one part of the hierarchy, and then navigate upwards / downwards through an easy shortcut, without having to use the '...' button (whose functionality I find quite confusing...).

I second the request for 'breadcrumbs' at the top.

Workflowy does this sort of thing really elegantly, although the rest of its feature set and general usability is nowhere near a match for checkvist.

Currently when you search or display due tasks, or search for tasks - the tasks hierarchy is flatten on the search page. It would be great to have an ability to view task hierarchy itself, because in my example I've a lot of similarly named tasks but in different hierarchies.

When in a design meeting, freeform editing like in Checkvist is very useful, but it's a lot of work to copy and paste Checkvist text into the issue tracker. Exporting directly from Checkvist would be awesome. The "highest level" task should be the issue title and the child tasks should be added to the issue description.

Exported tasks should be clearly marked and link to the corresponding Jira / Youtrack issue.

something like... http://online-stopwatch.chronme.com/

the way Google Docs does.

On a mobile device, my primary use is to actually DO things on the list, so after I do them, I want to easily check them off.

I'd love to be able to have three or more lists open, see them all as tabs, and switch back and forth with a single click . . . just like a modern browser.

And I'd *really* love to be able to save a configuration of which set of lists open upon startup . . . just like a modern browser.

ActionOutline has tabbed lists, but not the "homepage" configuration feature. For me, it's your closest rival.

I use the due dates to manage tasks across multiple lists. I worry that I may have missed adding a date to a task in one of my lists and, as a result, may never complete that item. It would be useful to have the ability to search across all lists for all items that do not have due dates assigned.

It would be great to have a calendar view of the current week (or day, or month) next to the checklist (where the keyboard hints are currently displayed) and being able to drag and drop tasks into the calendar.
This calendar view would be awesome to schedule your day and week based on your priority, and have a quick view on what needs to be done today.
If you couple that with Google Calendar integration and a full iphone app, you've got yourself the dreamiest organizational tool of all times!

How it must work: when i open the website page i click on Chekvist app icon and attached to current URL (or just domain) list opens automaticaly.

If I have "Show as a numbered list" turned on, and then I export to plain text, the export should include the numbers.

Push notifications from Checkvist, tunable, to allow integrations with Slack or other tools - on specific changes in lists.

Be able to highlite an image and add it to a list using the 2Checkvist button.
Also be able to past a link URL and have it automatically converted to an image

Allow me to set the styling for an outline. Looks like there are fairly limited elements -- three fonts, line spacing at perhaps three levels, and indent spacing(s). Might also allow the expand/contract symbol to vary.

I consider this quite important, as I'd like styling to squeeze more on a page, with tighter spacing and smaller fonts. Web 2.0 sort of styling is nice for presentation, but not so practical for working documents.

I really need the ability to list any predecessors a task has... or to put it another way, I need to record the tasks that a certain task is dependent on. I have been evaluating veoproject, which allows this using task id numbers that are autoupdated as the task list is altered) but I like your interface better so I hope you will add this!

Helps with natural language entry (e.g. #do research for project)