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What is Tasks.org?

Tasks.org is an Android task manager with lists, tags, reminders and deep subtasks. It supports several synchronization methods while retaining offline use, with important differences between distribution and cloud options.

Subtasks

Tags and filters

Reminders

CalDAV-compatible sync

Offline lists

Is it a good fit?

Best suited to

Android users wanting flexible offline tasks and open sync protocols.

Before you choose

F-Droid unlocks in-app features without subscription; Google Play features and Tasks.org Cloud can require payment.

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Tasks.org offers GPLv3 Android application at no license charge. F-Droid unlocks in-app features without subscription; Google Play features and Tasks.org Cloud can require payment.

GPLv3 Android application

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F-Droid unlocks in-app features without subscription; Google Play features and Tasks.org Cloud can require payment.

  • Subtasks
  • Tags and filters
  • Reminders
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F-Droid unlocks in-app features without subscription; Google Play features and Tasks.org Cloud can require payment.

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The useful parts. The trade-offs.

Why consider it

Open protocols allow flexible synchronization choices

Offline tasks do not require the vendor cloud

What to keep in mind

Google Play and F-Droid feature access differ

Tasks.org Cloud requires a separate subscription

How to use it well

Tasks.org offers several ways to combine local tasks with synchronization. Choose the app distribution and sync provider deliberately, because the free F-Droid feature scope differs from Google Play subscriptions and the separate Tasks.org Cloud service.

Choose the distribution and synchronization method first so the cost expectations are clear. Start with a few lists and use subtasks only when actions have a real hierarchy. Test reminders and synchronization on a small list before moving a large task collection into the app.

A few things you might be wondering.

Is Tasks.org free?

Tasks.org offers GPLv3 Android application at no license charge. F-Droid unlocks in-app features without subscription; Google Play features and Tasks.org Cloud can require payment.

Do F-Droid users need a feature subscription?

Official documentation says F-Droid users do not need a subscription to unlock in-app features.

Is Tasks.org Cloud included with F-Droid?

No. Cloud synchronization requires an eligible subscription or sponsorship even for F-Droid users.

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