1. Edit
2. "Trash Can"
3. Done

This is too many taps for when I just need to purge out the completed tasks while I am on the go.

I was going to change it so that it would open the "home" screen if you didn't launch the app for more than, say, two hours - presumably you wouldn't remember where you were anyway, so there is no point in taking you back there. :) From there it will be still one tap away to your "favorite" list. Would that work better for you?

I don't like adding settings for small things like that as it would be far too easy to get lost in the pile of them.

are there any plans to add to an option to load a default list on start up? sometimes i'd like to quickly view my daily todo list without having to navigate to the list.

thanks!

The reason I haven't done anything for iPad yet is that I have a piece of work I started long time ago and that I wish to bring to conclusion. Alas I keep underestimating how much time it should take, and yet I feel like I need to finish it before taking on something else, like the iPad version. It's a very important for me piece of work, and though it seems now that I failed to stage the work properly, knowing that doesn't exactly help me to dig out of the situation I am in - with a huge pile of new code on my hands yet without the satisfaction of having it actually do what I need. My current plan is to see it through (yet again I think I am almost there) and then spend some time thinking how not to get into something this large in a way that deprives other priorities of attention. And the iPad version, of course.

I apologize for keeping y'all waiting. I keep learning to do better as I go.

It's a question of fit more than functionality. I can wear an oversized jacket and still get protection from the cold, but the experience would be unsatisfying. Let's make this even simpler: instead of asking for user feedback, borrow an iPad for an hour and try running GeeTasks on it — especially try entering new tasks using the iPhone keyboard, then try using any app with a native iPad keyboard.

My point is that there's no need to spend additional programming time putting in features other than support for the iPad's native keyboard and resolution. If you look at most of the feature requests in this thread for anything other than proper keyboard and resolution fit, you'll see that most of they're not specific to the iPad, but are general features that could just as easily apply to the iPhone version, such as canvas view or list ordering.

I hate to be that guy who underestimates the complexity of software changes, but it seems like changing the keyboard and resolution would be fairly straightfoward API substitutions; my apologies if that's naive. Only you know the actual time, money and effort that would go into the project. All I can say is that from the outside looking in, it seems as though it would be far less complicated than this dialogue suggests. I do appreciate the fact that you genuinely care about your users' experience, but I think you could rapidly learn more about there experience by experiencing it for yourself by using GeeTasks on the iPad, which would make the pain points of the non-native app self-evident.

The easiest thing for you to do right now is to create a special Gmail account moc.liamg|efiWsiHdnAnhoJ#moc.liamg|efiWsiHdnAnhoJ and use Google Tasks in that account for joint planning. You can then access Google Tasks using Google's web site on most modern smartphones (I'm sure there is at least some support for Blackberry from Google's web site, but you can easily check that). Additionally, you can purchase a version of GeeTasks for iPhone and hook it up with that account as well - the native app is much easier to deal with than the web site. If you want to use more than one Google account with GeeTasks you might want to get two different versions of GeeTasks, such as the free (but limited) GeeTasksLite.

My objective is to share tasks with my spouse. She has a Google account, but not an iPhone (she does have a BB). I want to use Google tasks, not one of the other 3rd party solutions. Any clarification on options is appreciated.

That's not what it shows - it shows ability to dial phone number from the details field, or do other things to that phone number such add it to contact.
I can see how it can be confusing though… any ideas how it make it clearer?

As I do attach notes to my tasks fairly frequently, the space you're suggesting might be utilized wouldn't be available to me most of the time. Since this request is something that you say is of interest only to a few, and not a feature you particularly want in the app anyhow, I think it would be best not to spend any further time considering it. Best to focus your energies on those features with the broadest appeal.