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For most integration you will probably use webhooks to do them. It would be helpful if you could make a Webhook API (which you will probably use and have anyway) and give us the chance to make custom webhooks. This would make integrations possible to get or send data from other 3rd party apps. With a Custom Webhook component we could use any automation tool like make.com or zapier.com, as well as other WebApps that want to create support for it. I think this can be a big leaver to make your app accessable in many other Situations.

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.

For the future of work, especially with AI agents, an API is must-have. Webhook is a step towards the right direction but an API should be on the roadmap as soon as possible!!!

Please integrate Microsoft ToDo! It would be so much easier!

The addition of a Lock Screen Live Activities widget to the upcoming Blitzit mobile app would be a game-changer. This feature would allow users to see their active focus mode tasks and timer at a glance without having to unlock their phone or open the app. Benefits I see in Live Activities integration: Seamless Productivity: Users can stay on track with their tasks and focus timers right from the Lock Screen. Faster Access: Reduces the friction of constantly opening the app to check progress. Increased Engagement: Encourages users to stay in the flow by keeping their current task visible at all times. This would be especially useful for those using the Pomodoro technique or time-tracking features. I believe it would enhance the overall user experience and make Blitzit even more intuitive for mobile users! A mock-up is attached of what it could potentially look like. LET'S MAKE THIS HAPPEN!!!

The transition animation was fun at first, but often I find myself using these, which changes the size of the hover button and position of all the buttons, which adds friction to the click and my thought process as i need to re-confirm and re-position. This is especially true when moving the mouse over several - which can expand, conract, and move. If this was stable, with only a tooltip instead (if we still need these) then the position and expectation is deterministic. I can click quickly nav and do the thing i need to do.

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 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

Calendar view of all the 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?

Integration with Outlook

I would like my tasks that are scheduled with a time to show on my Google Calendar, but I don't want my calendar items to show in Blitz as it is way too much stuff. By showing the tasks in my calendar it will help keep me on track when I am not looking at Blitz, and make sure I don't overbook myself between Blitz and my calendar items.

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

It would be great if you could have a blitz Mode on Android and iOS apps to always take on the go

I would like to be able to selectively map fields from Blitzit to Click-up. Example: Time Estimate -> Time Estimate or Time Estimate -> Time Worked Also I would like custom states, example 'Done' one my side will set the original task to "QC Review" (a custom state we made in click-up - which is not a done state) which lets us pass a task back and forth between contributors instead of having to setup complex dependencies and constantly create new subtasks for feedback.