gTasks for Google Tasks vs gtsync

SYNC your tasks with Google/Gmail and across your Mac, iPhone & iPad devices. Never liked your tasks app? You’ll love this one :) MAIN FEATURES ● Sync your tasks with Google Tasks. ● Sync tasks between your iPhone & iPad devices. ● View your tasks and calendar events in one place. ● Keep your tasks organized with subtasks. ● Location based reminders such as when you leave your office. ● Set repeating tasks such as “Pay bills” every month. ● Universal app, designed both for iPhone and iPad. GOOGLE TASKS ● Naturally integrating into Google Calendar. ● No permanent internet connection required. The app will sync updated tasks as soon as an internet connection is available. ● Your tasks are backed up. ● Manage your tasks conveniently on your home/office PC, and have them synced to your iPhone/iPad and vice versa. ● Share tasks with your colleagues. gTasks can be freely used up to 2 accounts, 2 lists per account and 7 tasks per list. gTasks allows you to manage and sync unlimited amount of tasks through an auto-renewing subscription. Subscriptions will be charged to your credit card through your iTunes account. Your subscription will automatically renew unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period You will not be able to cancel a subscription during the active period. You can manage your subscriptions in the Account Settings after purchase. Terms of use: http://www.katans.com/terms-of-use Privacy policy: http://www.katans.com/privacy-policy

Two-way sync between Google Tasks (including tasks in Google Calendar) and the Reminders app (including Reminders in the Calendar app). A seamless way to keep everything you need to do synchronized across both platforms. gtsync securely connects Google Tasks to the Reminders app. Add a reminder using Siri on your commute, and it's waiting for you alongside your tasks in Google Calendar on your laptop. Check an item off in your browser, and it clears from your iPhone. One unified workflow, zero friction. Sync and organization • Bi-directional sync between the Reminders and Google Tasks apps • Sync reminders in the native Calendar app and tasks in the Google Calendar app • Sync titles, notes, completion status, and due dates • Discover and match task lists and reminder lists • Choose which lists are included • Automatically include new lists if you want • Create a missing list automatically when needed Review and resolve changes • See pending creates, updates, and deletions before applying them • Review the direction, list, timestamp, and changed fields for each item • Compare both versions when an item changed in both services • Choose whether to keep the Google Tasks or Reminders version • Optionally resolve conflicts automatically using the most recently modified version Automatic and on-demand sync • Optional background sync takes care of staying in sync • Use the Siri Shortcuts action to sync on demand, in an automation, or when you open a task app • Get notified about conflicts and other issues that need your attention Safety and visibility • Configurable safety threshold for large batches of automatic changes • Automatic sync pauses when the threshold is exceeded so you can review first • Activity history with sync actions, errors, and timestamps • Progress indicators and the ability to stop an in-progress sync Statistics • Day, week, and month views of your sync activity, with quick navigation between periods • At-a-glance totals for items synced, completed, conflicts, and errors • Activity chart showing creates, edits, completions, uncompletions, and deletions over time • Breakdowns by direction, action, and list • Tap any breakdown to see the matching entries in your activity history Privacy • Sync processing and sync history stay on your device • Connects directly to Reminders and your Google account Limitations gtsync syncs titles, notes, completion state, and due dates between Reminders and Google Tasks. The following fields do not sync due to platform differences and limitations: • Attachments • Alerts / reminders • Priority • Recurrence (repeating tasks) • Time-specific due dates (reduced to date-only values)