Or i've seen stuff where i can create tasks that have subtasks, but then i have to click through on the project to see what sub task i may be on. I've looked at some todo apps and they seem to be individual task oriented, but not project oriented, unless i've been using them wrong. Ideally something with an android widget as well so i can glance at my phone regularly to see what specific tasks are outstanding, but then the ability to open an app drill down further and still be able to look at the whole project. I don't want to have to click through stuff to see what's immediately ready to be worked on.

pick up my dry cleaning, find a paper for my income taxes, etc. I hope this makes sense.įurthermore i have other unrelated tasks that might need to be done, schedule meeting, customer touch points. So i want it to only display A1a and A2a until they are done then show the next tasks to be done such as A1b and A2b. And A3 can not be started at all until A1 and A2 are complete. Maybe A1a and A2a can be done now, but the further sub tasks need to wait until A1a and A2a are done. A1 which has further subtasks 1Aa, A1b, A1c. And not those that are children that can not yet be done and dependant on the parent task. Ideally i'd like for a todolist app that will highlight just the tasks that are ready to be worked on. Many with a number of tasks that are dependant on other tasks being first completed. Today, to help create an excellent app UI design, Mockplus has gathered 25 of the best To-Do List app UI design examples for your inspiration. Juggling a lot of personal projects and business projects.

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