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We are reworking core parts of Blitzit to improve stability, performance, and day to day usability. After the recent outage, a big part of this update is focused on making the product more independent and reliable. What’s included: Color system update for betterconsistencyNew timer designImproved task creation and editingDashboard with columns and side menuFull screen modeUnified tags systemCalendar viewOffline supportIndependent backend 3.0Time tracking improvementsPerformance improvements across the appImprovements in Blitzy, Pill mode, and Tower modeTranslations Additional features and improvements not listed aboveStability improvements based on real usage and failure casesBetter handling of sync, errors, and edge casesOngoing UI and UX refinements across the app This is an ongoing update. We will keep improving things as we go.

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.

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

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.

Sync with reminders, 2-way if possible. You can already create separate lists which could sync with the lists you create within the reminders app. Lots of people's flows are dependent on them, will be able to integrate with other apps subsequently.

Show repeating tasks as one task (like in Microsoft ToDo)

An option to create task from slack messages - similar to clickup

It could be helpful to have a dedicated space within the list for daily ideas and important notes, rather than just adding them to tasks

How should work: When closing the lid of the MacBook, the timer should pause automatically. Actual: When closing the lid of the MacBook, the timer unpins and stops, so when you open it and resume the timer, it starts from 0

When working on a large-scale project spanning several days and involving many subtasks, it can be helpful to detach one of these subtasks and convert it into an independent task, scheduled for the current day.

Hello Blitzit Team, I hope this message finds you well. As an avid user of Blitzit, I've been immensely impressed by the app's functionality and efficiency in managing tasks and schedules. The ease of use and features have made it an integral part of my daily routine. Need Identification: I'd like to bring to your attention the rapidly growing community of Linux users, a vibrant and passionate group that's continually seeking versatile and efficient applications. As the use of Linux systems expands across various domains, the absence of Blitzit on this platform is felt by many. Request Description: My humble request is for the development of a dedicated Linux version of Blitzit. The inclusion of a Linux version would not only cater to the needs of existing users but also extend the reach of Blitzit to a wider audience, embracing the diverse preferences of users across operating systems. The demand for a Linux version of Blitzit is palpable within the community. Discussions on various forums, surveys, and user feedback consistently echo the desire for a Linux-compatible release. I am personally ready to support the development and testing phase to ensure a smooth transition to the Linux platform. Closing and Appreciation: In conclusion, I earnestly request the consideration of this proposal. Your commitment to improving Blitzit has been commendable, and the addition of a Linux version would undoubtedly mark a significant step forward. Your attention to this matter would be immensely appreciated. Thank you for your time and dedication to creating exceptional user experiences. Warm regards, Mohamed Khedr

I frequently tend to create some lists that don't particularly fit one of my bigger projects, which ends up pushing them further down the list. So one of my main (and earliest created) playlists is for my YouTube channel which I tend to use frequently ends ups getting buried a bit further down when I create other smaller lists meant for shorter projects. It's not the end of the world if I have to scroll down to get to my highest priority lists, but due to my ADHD, it does cause some resistance which in turn creates a feeling of not wanting to use the app as often. Either allowing users to move around the order of lists or simply allowing us to pin the most important ones would be great.

Can we get a widget to put in our home screen/ desktop for apple?

I would like to request that the tool be made available in multiple languages, as it currently only appears in English and I cannot find how to change it to Spanish. There are users like me who are not fluent in English, and although I generally understand many words, there are some that I cannot comprehend. Having to constantly look up terms in a translator is very cumbersome, takes away my time, and defeats the purpose of this tool which is supposed to save working time.

I recently switched from Motion to Blitzit. One of my favorite features in Motion was the ability to add tasks by using siri. I would just speak the task and Siri would add it to my calendar. I would love to see that with Blitzit