notchmanTasks
Type it. Enter.
Check it off later.
Add a task in a second, check it off when it’s done. To do, in progress and done, with subtasks and priorities, and whatever’s left rolls to tomorrow.
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How it works
01
Hover, pick Tasks
The cursor is already in the box.
02
Type, Enter
Add the next one straight away.
03
Check it off
It strikes through and slides to Done.
01 · Status
To do, in progress, done.
Grouped that way, in progress on top. Press I and a task moves up to In progress; Space completes it.
02 · Details
Subtasks, notes, priority.
Click a task to add a note and subtasks, and a priority from low to urgent.
03 · Carries over
Nothing falls off.
Whatever’s left at midnight stays on the list, with a small “since yesterday” tag so you can see what’s been waiting.
The details
StatusesTo do, In progress, Done
PrioritiesLow to urgent
Keys⌘↑ ⌘↓ reorder, Space completes, 1–4 priority
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Does it have due dates or projects?
No. Three statuses, a priority, and the order you put them in. If you need dates and projects, a full task manager is the right tool and Tasks won't try to replace it.
What do the stats show?
Cleared days, a streak of days where you finished something and left nothing open. Tasks done this week. How many are open and how old the oldest is. And a 14-day chart of tasks completed.
Can subtasks have subtasks?
No. One level, so the list stays readable in a panel this size.
What happens to a task I delete?
It's hidden with a six-second Undo, kept for thirty days, then removed. Stats never count deleted tasks.
