That would be a perfect way to create a to do list in Google Docs. Unfortunately, at the time of posting this, the checkbox feature in Sheets is not present in Docs. The other includes the use of a table to help organize your tasks and clearly show when they are completed. One of the ways includes the integration of another Google tool, Tasks. However, during the week of Black Friday, you can buy the license of the app at a discounted price.īe sure to read the full review of the Tasks app on 9to5Mac.There are two easy ways to create an organized to do list in Google Docs. The full license of the app costs $14.99 per year, and there’s also a lifetime license for $49.99. Tasks is available for both iOS and macOS on the App Store, and you can try it out for free.

Improved haptic feedback on performing actions.

Comments icon is now clickable to dive right in.

Filters for projects – by tags, statuses, types, priorities and dates.

Right click projects to add projects to projects and more.

Folders, organize your projects into folders (nest them as much as you like).

Smart Lists, create complex queries extremely easily.

You can check out the full changelog for Tasks 2.0 below: Other improvements have been made to the app, such as tweaks to the widgets interface and better haptic feedback when performing actions.

And for users who like lists, Tasks now has smart lists – which let you easily query tasks across projects, tags, statuses, priorities, types, date, and other categories.įiltering tasks has also become more intuitive with the update, as users can now see “the filter reflect instantly without while seeing the kanban view at all times” as described by the app’s developer. This way you can separate your projects and lists, and even use nest folders. One of the main features of Tasks 2.0 is the ability to organize your tasks into different folders. The update comes with folders, smart lists, filters, and more. Now the app has been updated to its version 2.0, which brings several new features to Tasks.

Tasks has become my main app for to-do lists, and I’ve written about it here on 9to5Mac before.

Google todo app