Extremely useful and unique, but a little buggy sometimes
This is a super helpful app to organize long projects or sets of tasks using dependencies - it lets you focus on what’s needed or possible now and then hide what you don’t need to worry about yet. Definitely helps one stay on track.
There are bugs in the UI. Sometimes the flowchart disappears or has glitches, and you need to restart the app. Fortunately data loss has not been an issue. Also, some details such as needing to click in the text box to start typing a task name (rather than having it pre-selected after creating it), or not being able to bulk-edit (eg, color-coding several tasks at once) would make it easier to use.
But overall an extremely functional tool that doesn’t have any peer.
There are bugs in the UI. Sometimes the flowchart disappears or has glitches, and you need to restart the app. Fortunately data loss has not been an issue. Also, some details such as needing to click in the text box to start typing a task name (rather than having it pre-selected after creating it), or not being able to bulk-edit (eg, color-coding several tasks at once) would make it easier to use.
But overall an extremely functional tool that doesn’t have any peer.
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Excellent view
It visualizes ideas exceptionally well quickly, unlike any other.
I moved from OmniFocus UI because lack of a flowchart visalize and Taskheat accepted the import of 1,000+ tasks and 100+ products great.
A feature users may not be aware of is Taskheat works with Focus Filters
I moved from OmniFocus UI because lack of a flowchart visalize and Taskheat accepted the import of 1,000+ tasks and 100+ products great.
A feature users may not be aware of is Taskheat works with Focus Filters
The best
If you looked at my download history since 2013 you will see hundreds of defunct mindmap flowchart to-do apps. Nothing visualizes the way I wanted. MIRO comes close but it’s much more for a team setting and lots of pretty things. However, Taskheat sorts automatically and is straight to the point. It is perfect for me. I migrated from Omnifocus to get away from the UI and visualize connections! I successfully exported/imported 1,000+ tasks 100+ projects from a .CSV because TaskHeat excels at visually connecting everything. This made it quite SLOW until I slimmed everything down. You can see as a Flowchart or a LIST. and even in a LIST you can DRAG connections of tasks, called prerequisites and dependencies.. Every tasks has a connector wire that lets you link with other tasks. — If I had to give one suggestion it would be to let users begin typing the task name after creating a new task (instead of having to manually click.
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Response from developer
Hello JonH20, Thank you so much for your detailed and thoughtful review! We’re thrilled to hear that Taskheat is a great fit for your workflow and that it helps you visualize connections effectively. Your feedback about the ability to type a task name immediately after creation is greatly appreciated, and we’ll definitely take it into consideration as we continue working to improve Taskheat and make it even more accessible. If you have any further suggestions or questions, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us at support@eyen.fr. Thank you for choosing Taskheat! Sincerely, Eyen Customer Support https://support.eyen.fr support@eyen.fr
Looks good!
Looks good one purchase for all latforms.
Great app. It simplifies the chaos that is my task list.
I really enjoy using this app. Would recommend to friends who like using flowcharts to organize task lists.
This app would be even better if it had a browser accessible version.
I’ve so far been using this app to track my one off personal tasks and also my personal habits.
This app would be even better if it had a browser accessible version.
I’ve so far been using this app to track my one off personal tasks and also my personal habits.
