You can think of it as a digitized version of the traditional pen-and-paper notebook that you carry around with you, but this is integrated with your email and alarm clock.Īs it stands, it is meant for individual use and does not have the more complex project and productivity management capabilities like those offered by Trello, Asana, and other productivity apps. It pretty much offers the most fundamental features of a to-do list in an extremely minimalistic and user-friendly layout and design.
Have different lists for different accounts. 
Add emails as tasks (synchronizing with Gmail). Set due dates and times for tasks (synchronizing with Google Calendar). Simply put, Google Tasks is a task management service ripped down to its basic core. The fact that there was no direct one-click access to it from the Gmail or Google Calendar desktop interface also meant it was not as often explored as other services.Īs part of efforts to enhance the G Suite experience, Google launched a series of changes, including adding Tasks to its core services alongside Drive, Calendar, Hangouts, etc. It has, however, spent much of its existence being overshadowed by the tech giant’s many other more popular features. Officially known as Google Tasks (not to be confused with Google Chrome’s Task Manager), this to-do list by Google was actually first launched way back in 2008.
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