Upvote Features & Fixes

Would be nice if I could could drag to re-order my lists in the "All my lists" view. Currently they are sorted by creation date.

Calendar view of all the tasks.

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

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.

Ability to create reoccurring tasks that occur 2-3x a week or month

Would love to see focus mode collapse into menu bar so it doesn't take up real estate.

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

It'd be great to have an option to switch to a 24h time format for scheduling tasks - the mental conversion is easy, but it would save clicks to not need to set AM/PM if you prefer 24h anyways.

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

More options like specific days in a week/month, every two days etc would be nice to have and more intuitive.

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.

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.

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

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