Google Tasks on iOS

or it could be implemented just as another view..

would be great to see all tasks in a list with a short status indicator like in the main view with all the lists..
(like "3/12" after the name of the task for 3 completed subtasks out of 12)

have a nice day and already best wishes for the new year :-)

My primary concern is keeping the app friendly to new users. It's too easy to add tons of features that please existing users but scare away the new users. So I =m trying to keep things along the mainstream lines, adding power features in places where they can't hurt the regular user.

My other concern is that adding power features benefits only few people, so I try to spend my time such as to benefit the largest number of people.

I don't think I understand why you wouldn't want to use one task list per project? Could you elaborate?
You could have something like this (lists):

- shopping list
- home todos
- work projects - foo
- work projects - bar
- work projects - pay federal taxes

By the way the last update (came out a week ago) has number of tasks in each list next to the list name, so make sure to install it and see how that looks.

Jesse, yes we're talking about finding a way to collapse individual sub-tasks on demand, not just all of them at the same time.

Ok, I hear you guys, I'll look into it. No promises though.

Hi,

I would definitely vote for disclosure triangles or some other way to collapse/expand indented subtasks.
But now that you mentioned a tag system, I think that would be awesome. And I'm sure there's a way to implement that without it being cumbersome or confusing for new users.

As a workaround for hiding subtasks, I have been putting subtasks in the 'notes' field, as I seldom have notes to add to tasks anyway. When these subtasks are completed I simply delete them from the notes.
The problem with this is that it's not as quick and easy as checking off an item. Perhaps a quick way of deleting an entire line from the notes could be implemented, in lieu of a more elaborate subtask system?
Yeah I know it does feel like a compromise/temporary solution…

So, you can count this as as big a vote as possible for tags and collapsable subtasks.

By the way Denis, I noticed in the promotional video for geetasks that you seem to be using a gtd type of system, I'm curious as to how you combine gtd and geetasks. Perhaps it might be interesting to have another video describing that.
Gtd is why I'm excited about tags, would make the context stuff much easier, as well as allow an item to be under different categories at the same time, without needing to be moved or duplicated between lists.
I really hope tags will be possible soon.

Anyway, keep up the good work!