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I often use Command+Shift+T in Chrome to reopen the last closed tab but Blitzit overrides this as toggling focus mode. I don't see anywhere to unmap/turn off this shortcut in Blitzit

We will start development of a seamless mobile app with all your tasks and live timer synced. You can start on your desktop, leave your desk and the timer still runs on your phone!

I would like to be able to start playing a 'focus' playlist when a task is active

A library of focus soundscapes such as lofi music, ocean, nature, coffee shops etc... You can also add your own soundscapes via URLs. Set it to play default collections during Blitz Mode (Focus Session).

Use this feature to help you quickly organize your tasks in order of priority by dragging into relevant buckets that help you decide how important a task is. Based on this tasks will automatically move to specific schedules or list columns.

When the timer hits the time estimated the timer automatically stops. This doesn't make any sense to me. Instead it should continue to track time and play some unique sounds when you're over time—but I need to accurately log my time and I will never stop my work just because the "timer" is up. I almost never hit on "target," I'm either over or under.

Can we get an integration with the default Reminders app for ios? It would be a great way to sync the to-do lists

Currently I have Lists for all sorts of aspects of my life: Skills to Learn, Day Job Lists, Side Business Lists, etc, but I've run into an organizational / compartmentalization issue. I propose there is an option to either group Lists' tasks into "Epics", or even better: have optional "Collections" of Lists. That way someone could have a collection like "Personal Life" containing all of their personal life related lists, "Day Job" collection containing all of their day job related lists, etc. On the left under "All my lists" and above "Archived" tabs, this would be a perfect place to add your list Collections. For example under my "Side Business" task Lists, I have multiple products / projects in development and I can create individual tasks for each [Project1 Backend, Project1 UI, Project1 Marketing, Project2 Backend, Project2 UI, etc] with the subtasks contained within each, but they're all grouped together inside of my "Side Business" List and not grouped by their project (which can be annoying considering I jump around from project to project). Sure I could create separate lists for each product / project but then it wouldn't be all contained under "Side Business". (plus annoyingly I can't drag/reorder my task list) People naturally compartmentalize their todo lists in their head, Blitzit should do the same.

I’m actually switching from Sunsama, and one thing that I am missing is being able to pull in emails that I can turn into tasks, or simply create reminders with them.

When I create multiple tasks in terms of one project, I would like to have the ability to segment tasks with some tasks (e.g. when I develop a single application, I would like to split tasks into backend, frontend, marketing, etc.) for more clarity

Dictate and talk to Blitzit with a full brain dump of your goals. Blitzit will organize and suggest your scattered thoughts into actionable tasks.

Want to be able to pull in tasks from Google Tasks

Can we expect Blitzit to be similar to Rize in future updates, where it will also track my app usage behaviors and block me from accessing it after a certain period of time?

Most of my tasks are more than 3 words long, which is unfortunate because in the blitzit mode (the tall list on the side of my screen) each entry only shows about 3 words. and there is no way I can hover to see more, edit the timers, etc. the hover states that show the different actions, and then them having individual hover states that move things around to show the labels is clunky and really hard to use without like... super clearly positioning my mouse. There isnt an easy way to see the full title of the item either, which for me is an issue because my tasks are usually like a sentence long. My suggestions would be to allow the text to flow to 2-4 lines, and then truncate, and then show if hovered. Second suggestion is to ditch the hover effect buttons for taking a break, extending, completing, etc, and put those icon on the task itself, or use a action dropdown (complete, but with an arrow that pulls down additional options) to help make things easier.

Once the mobile app is out we will also create a simple Apple Watch App to sync task notifications and live timers.