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Turn an idea into a saved task from the quick-add card in under two seconds.
96 capabilities across 6 platforms — the major workflows and the small details that never get their own page, all searchable below.
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Turn an idea into a saved task from the quick-add card in under two seconds.
Type things like "Friday at 6" and get date, priority and tag suggestions you can accept or ignore.
Speak a task out loud; it's understood on your device, and you approve the result before anything is saved.
See a live waveform while you speak — the recording itself is never kept.
Want cloud-powered parsing? Connect your own AI account — always asked first, with your key kept in your device's secure storage.
Optional — off by default.
Write task notes with easy formatting — headings, lists, links and inline images.
Break work into checklist steps with parent progress, reordering and delete undo.
Attach photos up to 2 MB each and keep using them fully offline.
When you're signed in, photos copy to your own private cloud space; anything that can't upload stays safely on your device.
Beta: 25 MB per account.
Edits to existing tasks save themselves as you go; brand-new tasks check with you before being thrown away.
Send text and links from Android sharing, the iOS share extension or macOS Services.
Complete a task in one tap, then reopen it any time from the Log.
Step backward and forward through your recent changes — even deletions can be brought back after a restart.
Review recent changes newest first in a timeline with live screen-reader announcements.
Group tasks into projects with names, colours, metadata and a dedicated detail view.
New tasks land in the Inbox until you decide where to file them.
Reorder tasks and projects by hand, instantly — the order stays exactly where you put it, on every device.
Grab a row's drag handle from the keyboard and move it with the arrow keys.
Needs a hardware keyboard.
Drop a task onto another project or tab to move it without opening an editor.
Give tasks visible priority levels, then filter or sort work by importance.
Label tasks with tags and filter any view by the labels that matter.
Filter a project by priority and tags without navigating away from it.
Choose a sort order independently for each project.
Find tasks as you type in a global overlay with a floating search bar.
See Overdue, Today, the next seven days and Inbox sections assembled automatically.
Browse everything you have finished in a dated Log timeline with filters.
Every view greets you with a friendly empty state instead of a blank screen.
Schedule dates, times and all-day tasks that stay correct across time zones.
Reminders fire right on your device — phone or computer — with no server involved.
Delay a reminder in one tap from its notification or from inside the app.
Complete, snooze or edit a task directly from its notification.
Let an unfinished task keep nudging you at an interval you choose until it's done.
Save, apply, edit and duplicate reminder setups you use often.
Start reminders at 09:00, use adaptive pickers and confirm before choosing a past time.
Repeat tasks daily, weekly, monthly or yearly with intervals, weekdays and end dates.
Repeat on a fixed schedule or roll forward until done, with undo for automatic roll-forwards.
Delete one recurring occurrence or remove the entire series.
Get reminded when you arrive or leave with an adjustable radius and automatic re-arming.
Plan tasks in dedicated month, week, day and year calendar views.
Keep calendar context on wide windows with a side agenda and day popups.
Search preferences and jump directly to the matching setting.
Open tasks, widgets, shares and assistant actions through goodtodo:// links on installed platforms.
A short welcome tour shows how your data stays on your device and explains each permission before asking, with skip and replay.
Everything you do is saved on your device first, so airplane mode changes nothing.
When you're signed in, changes sync to your other devices on their own — retrying quietly, never holding you up.
Read one status chip for Synced, Syncing, Connecting, Offline or Error.
The first time you sign in, choose to keep what's on the device, what's in the cloud, or both.
When devices disagree, the newest edit wins through one documented rule.
If something can't sync it's kept safe and shown to you, and signing out warns about anything not yet synced.
Use every local feature signed out and opt in to cloud sync only when you want it.
Sign in for sync with email and password, Google or Apple.
Your sign-in is kept in your device's own secure storage, with password changes and renewal handled for you.
Save the tasks, settings, voice history and available attachments currently on a device as a ZIP — even without an account.
The ZIP isn't encrypted; keep it somewhere safe.
When you're signed in, request a separate ZIP of your cloud-synced account data through a private link that expires.
Requires a signed-in account.
Deleting your account starts a grace period so you can change your mind, then removes your synced data for good.
Requires a signed-in account.
Crash reporting runs only after you explicitly consent during onboarding.
Type someone's email to share a task with them — without ever revealing who does or doesn't have an account.
Both sides need a signed-in account.
Collaborate on every task in a project through one project share.
Both sides need a signed-in account.
Pending offers reveal only the task title until the recipient accepts.
Both sides need a signed-in account.
Both of you can edit shared items; changes show up straight away and settle themselves across devices.
Both sides need a signed-in account.
Either of you can stop sharing a single task, or end sharing with that person entirely.
Both sides need a signed-in account.
Flip one switch to stop all sharing, with everyone, at once.
Both sides need a signed-in account.
Synchronize changes both ways with your Google task lists.
Waiting on Google's approval, so it's beta for now.
See read-only Google Calendar events across every goodTodo calendar view.
Waiting on Google's approval, so it's beta for now.
Disconnect Google and keep synchronized items as ordinary local tasks.
Ask Siri to add, complete, find and open tasks — it works out of the box, no setup needed.
Search your tasks and projects straight from the iPhone search screen.
Create, open and search tasks by talking to Google Assistant on Android.
Let your phone's assistant add and manage tasks for you on Android 16 and newer.
Android 16 preview surface.
Long-press the app icon for New task, Today and your most recent tasks.
The assistant shows you what it's about to change before it happens, and you can undo it afterward.
See your tasks on the home screen or desktop — even offline — on Android, iPhone, Mac and Windows.
Complete, undo and quick-add from Android, iOS and Windows widgets without opening the app.
Put inline, circular or rectangular goodTodo accessory widgets on the iPhone Lock Screen.
Use a Daily Planner widget on Android and Windows or a next-due-task widget on Windows.
Use a transparent title bar and full-content window designed to feel at home on macOS.
Select text in another Mac app and send it to goodTodo from the Services menu.
Close into the background with tray controls for Open, Launch at Login and Quit.
Restore desktop window size and position between launches.
Use real menu-bar Undo and Redo commands on desktop.
Schedule actionable native Windows toast notifications with buttons.
Links to tasks and screens open straight in the Windows app, even when it's already running.
Reminders keep firing on Linux even when the app is closed.
Try the same app in your browser without installing anything.
Web is local-only: no sign-in or sync.
Learn more about Runs in the browserUse one interface that reflows from phone to tablet to desktop widths.
Choose System, Light or Dark mode with a true-black AMOLED style.
Retint goodTodo from your wallpaper on supported Android devices.
Pick a curated seed colour to retint the entire interface.
Use the fully localized interface in English plus 15 languages across Europe and Asia.
Arabic, German, Spanish, French, Hindi, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Brazilian Portuguese, Russian, Thai, Turkish, Vietnamese and Chinese.
Choose 12-hour or 24-hour time and set the first day of the week.
Get around the whole app with just the arrow keys, Enter and Space — no mouse required.
Needs a hardware keyboard.
Use Ctrl-Z or Cmd-Z for undo and redo, along with other app-wide shortcuts.
Use the core of the app with VoiceOver, TalkBack and other screen readers.
Animations settle into calm, static states when your device asks for less motion.
Buttons and controls are sized to be easy to tap, everywhere in the app.
Dialogs and menus adapt to your screen size and play nicely with the keyboard, including Escape to close.