Not have any dedicated collaboration features (collaborating on a specific list or task).For a new to-do, click Add a Task and then hit the Pencil icon to enter notes, include a due date and time, add subtasks, or rename the task. You can also create a repeating task by selecting Add date/time and then clicking Repeat. This lets you have the task recur daily, weekly, monthly, or even yearly.To delete a task, click the Pencil icon for it and then the Trash Can icon to remove it.With the More button (three dots) at the top, you can sort tasks, rename or delete a list, or check out handy keyboard shortcuts. Click the X on the top right of the sidebar to close Google Tasks and return to your work in Gmail or Google Calendar.Tip: You can put your Google Tasks right onto your Google Calendar! Check the box for Tasks under My calendars in the left-hand sidebar. Take a look at more tips like this for using Google Calendar and Google Tasks together.

You can create multiple lists to store your tasks, but thereвЂ™s not even a smart list that consolidates all your tasks containing due dates.Ultimately, this is an extremely lightweight task manager that makes AppleвЂ™s Reminders, its closest analog, seem like a heavy duty task powerhouse by comparison. Each task you create can include additional details in a note area, be assigned a due date, and can include embedded subtasks. Essentially itвЂ™s a barebones home for task lists, with a couple small task manager-like functions. Historically itвЂ™s been a somewhat hidden feature of Gmail and Google Calendar, but today alongside a redesign of Gmail, Google is helping Tasks break out and receive slightly better treatment with the launch of a new iPhone app.I have to say up front: if this app wasnвЂ™t a Google property, tied to an existing Google service, it likely wouldnвЂ™t merit much attention.

Google Tasks App For Mac