Improvements

I would like to count my time spend on shut down. I would need for this smaller time for shut down. RIght now we have like 15 minut (min) as a default. Shutdowns also is not assigning to # (contex or channel) that is set in default calendar. I would like to add default one for that. Then we might count our time spend on shutdowns. May we add default hashtag context assignment for shutdown and add possibility to set custome time of shutdown?

For tasks that happen every day or week such as a report, rather than having to duplicate/create tasks and physically move them

Be able to set weekly/monthly goals

This post is just to put all the search related "suggestions" in one place. I was about to open a new suggestion when I realized that someone had already probably done a search one.

I have calendar a block for "morning deep work" and I pull tasks into it. What doesn't get done by the end of my deep work stint gets pushed to tomorrow. I love easily pulling tasks from my grab bag into my calendar block, but would like to be able to pull them back out if I overcommit.

Clicking on the todoist details opens the todoist web app. It's preferable that they open the actual app.

When planning my day, it would be SUPER helpful if the Apple Reminders tasks could show what list they are on. Use case: I have a Apple Reminders list for each of my clients. When viewing "Daily Planning" it should show "[Task Name] - [List Name]" for example or some version of so that I see the list it is on as well as the task name. Please contact me if you need more details.

This might run against using time intentionally, but I find myself wanting to block off "Dedicated Sessions" where the task is bigger or more-abstract than a discreet task might be able to cover. I regularly create a tasks like "Scheduling UX" where I know that I need to chip away at user experience for a particular feature I'm designing. The time block I set should add to the "total time spent" on "Scheduling UX" until it's been completed. I might "complete" a single session (i.e. I successfully focused on Scheduling UX for an hour, but I have not yet completed Scheduling UX). Then when a particular project has been completed, I can mark that macro-project complete and see how many hours I spent on it. Even better would be to allow an occasional discreet task be assigned to a particular dedicated session task. Something like "Populate with fake data for eng review". The time spent would still contribute to the overall time spent on that work. Last thought, it might be a unique need for creative/design oriented use-cases, where deeming something done is somewhat unknown until you know it's done. I might think I know what I'll do for Scheduling UX in my head, but when I get it all out and prototype it, I realize something new and go back to the drawing board.

It would be great to have a notification when the focus timer reaches the estimated time. Something soothing like a piano would be better than something annoying.