Looking for alternatives to Google Tasks
from BlackEco@lemmy.blackeco.com to degoogle@lemmy.ml on 20 Dec 14:24
https://lemmy.blackeco.com/post/2455944

Hello,

I recently migrated from Gmail / Google Calendar to Proton, and while I find it to be a perfect alternative to both with great UX, it does not provide a suitable alternative to Google Tasks.

I know Proton Calendar has yet to introduce tasks/reminders and that users usually advice using alternative apps just for this need, but I have yet to find an alternative that exposes an ICS calendar I can import in order for tasks to show up directly in my calendar.

So I’m open to your suggestions! For the other requirements, I’m looking for:

Thanks!

#degoogle

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werebearstare@lemmings.world on 20 Dec 14:56 next collapse

Ok so I have a few options for you. Vikunja is a great self hosted option. I like it’s UI and the UX is very intuitive. However, you will need a domain name or rig up a VPN to sync it up properly. Another option is Super Productivity. Super Productivity enables you to sync between systems using something like Dropbox, proton drive, or even self hosted options like Nextcloud.

werebearstare@lemmings.world on 20 Dec 15:01 collapse

Forgot to add, vikunja does have a mobile app but it lacks functionality. That said, the mobile in browser version of the app is excellent

webkitten@piefed.social on 20 Dec 15:02 next collapse

If you’re able to, I just use CalDav with Tasks/DavX on Android.

WhyJiffie@sh.itjust.works on 20 Dec 21:15 collapse

what is your dav server?

Matt@lemdro.id on 20 Dec 23:44 next collapse

I use self-hosted Baikal for CalDAV (calendar and tasks) and CardDAV (contacts).

webkitten@piefed.social on 21 Dec 00:53 collapse

https://github.com/sabre-io/Baikal

It’s pretty low maintenance so it works great.

IcyToes@sh.itjust.works on 20 Dec 15:12 next collapse

I use Fossify calendar for recurring and notifications. For standard checklists, I use Joplin.

HoleSailor@feddit.org on 20 Dec 16:17 next collapse

There is Tasks.org

bigfish@lemmy.dbzer0.com on 20 Dec 16:17 next collapse

A very good but corporate option is Todoist. I’ve tried most and this one ticks all the boxes, including that the free version is way adequate for how I use it.

CodingCarpenter@lemmy.ml on 20 Dec 18:30 next collapse

We use ticktick it’s decent

citc@zotum.net on 20 Dec 19:51 next collapse

@BlackEco
Module 'calendar' within hubzilla

cyborganism@lemmy.ca on 20 Dec 20:34 collapse

I use tasks.org

play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.tasks

dessalines@lemmy.ml on 20 Dec 22:19 collapse

I use this, and I encourage everyone to support the dev.

Its so multi-purpose, and its syncing is so solid, that I use it as a calendar and bookmark sync also.