10 Google Tasks tips and tricks to keep you on schedule
Google's basic task management app has grown up
When you're busy, it's hard to keep track of every errand. A tool like Google Tasks can help you stay organized and make it to your appointments on time. Google Tasks combines Google Calendar and Google Assistant reminders in one place. You can use Google Tasks to create to-do lists, set a due date and time, and tick off tasks from your list when completed. Also, you can synchronize multiple devices to view to-do lists from any place and at any time. The app is accessible on the top Android phones and iOS devices. Web versions are also available to PCs when you use Google Docs, Sheets, or Slides online.
If you need a task management tool to increase your productivity, here are 10 tips and tricks to achieve that with Google Tasks.
What is Google Tasks used for?
Google Tasks is a free to-do list application that organizes your everyday activities. You can create tasks and assign due dates and a time to them. There's a subtask option for breaking down complex projects into smaller bits. When your task meets the deadline, you receive a notification on your device and can mark it as complete or set it to repeat at a later date.
You can also separate tasks into lists, which is beneficial if you want to keep work and personal chores separate. The app is part of Google Workspace, and you can access it for free with a Google account. You'll need to download and install Tasks from the Google Play Store or Apple Store, as it's not preinstalled on your phone. However, there isn't a native app for PCs, and you can only access it as an add-on to the web app versions of Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides. Read More…