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Tasks Pro: A solid web-based task manager
If you're into managing your task list online, there are many options these days. It seems like everyone is trying to build this functionality on the web. The obvious choice for many are the products of 37Signals (Backpack being the one with the most buzz). Or you can try the oddly named Remember the Milk. Personally, I say you should also add Tasks Pro by King Design onto the list.
Tasks comes in several flavors, ranging from a free script that you can run off of your own server, to a hosted subscription based application. Tasks Pro, the subscription version, offers a bunch of features including recurring tasks, collaboration with others on tasks, email reminders, RSS feeds, and iCalendar subscriptions. The feature set is extensive.
Tasks Pro, and its lesser siblings, are constantly being updated and improved by a devoted developer. It is certainly worth a look.
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Subscribe to commentsgusOct 26th 2005 9:51PM
Thanks for sending me to Tasks Pro - I just wanted to share the message I sent to them:
"After seeing your home page for approx 20 seconds, I felt I had to immediately get in touch with you and congratulate you. Thankyou thankyou thankyou thankyou for telling me what you sell and what it costs in my first glance at your site.
"I immediately felt ashamed at my own site and realised how badly I am messing my visitors around.
"You deserve the all-time usability award of the decade.
"Just had to say that. Now I will go back to your home page and read on."
EirikOct 29th 2005 3:21PM
I've been using Tasks Pro for a little over a year, and I'm using it for both private and professional tasks - it's a fantastic web application!