Google Tasks

Simplicity

Integration with phones and other Google apps

Tactile feedback for checking off tasks

Keeping a history of past tasks/ adding details to existing tasks

No dedicated website, must be accessed through locations like Gmail's sidebar

The phone widget is buggy on certain phone models such as the Xiaomi Mi Note 10 Pro

Syncs with other devices

Accessible anywhere you can sign in with Google

Clear, organized interface

It doesn't let you tag others or share lists like other to-do apps

It doesn't have a stand-alone web app

It is not convenient to work offline

Auto sync with Gmail.

Easy accessibility on multiple devices.

Free to use: Come as a part of GSuite.

Syncing items/tasks from another email client is not possible.

Google Tasks has Gmail and calendar integration.

Possibility to create to-do lists that can be shared with other colleagues.

Visual highlight for overdue tasks.

Easy to create to-do lists.

Possibility to create reminders and notifications.

There is more customization options in the software.

Very simple interface.

Easy to use

Create Tasks

Free version has alot of functionalities

Auto Sync with Email

Task Hiding feature should be added

UI can be more interactive

Difficult to sync with Outlook, Thunderbird etc

Easy to use

Free of cost

Available on all platforms/App

Integration with mailbox

No integration with other apps

Google Tasks is easily accessible via Gmail.

We can organize tasks efficiently using sub-tasks and Task list options.

It is effective task management for managing tasks in one place.

I love that i don't have to switch windows to use Google Calendar as Google Tasks integrates with it seamless providing a good user experience.

We faced poor customer support. No response was provided when we contacted them.

Great integrated with other google products.

Easily accessible.

Works great in a team.

Different layout options.

More features in the tasks directly without switching platforms.

Integration with other Google tools.

Google Tasks allows you to create lists associated with calendars.

Google Tasks allows you to create subtasks

To have sticky notes.

There is no online synchronization between web and app version.

The search features are bad.

Create a task in Gmail

Save your email as a task in Google sheets

Organized the task in list as well

The layout need to be more efficient

Task hiding feature need to be add

Create Tasks straight from Gmail

Integrated well with G-Suite

Quickly capture tasks anywhere

It may take some time & adjustments to build a workflow that covers your specific needs.

Need a feature to hide tasks that are weeks or even months ahead into the future.

Missing a full tab view where you can see all your different lists of tasks.

Effortless G-Suite integration.

Easy to use with no much training required.

It is powerful and boosts productivity.

It is not as customizable as other programs.

Poor client support services.

Seamless GSuite integration

Simple, easy to use, not too complicated or too much going on

Ability to directly utilize within apps where tasks are most likely to be created (email, calendar, etc.)

Limited in scope and customization

Not really a great stand-alone app for use with ioS so lack of integration with iphone makes it clunky and not very often used when not as desktop

Support and helpdesk very limited like many of Google products

Organization

Simplicity of use

Clean layout and visuals

Aesthetically pleasing

Integrating with other applications

Better synchronization across devices

Reviewal of past lists

I like the interface of the notifications.

I like that it syncs effortlessly with my android

It syncs well with our google drive files

So far so good

Tight integration with Gmail.

First-party integration with Google Calendar.

Simple and straightforward interface.

Lack of power user features and customizations for GTD fanatics.

Lack of well-designed native iPhone/Mac apps.

Works best only if you use Gmail and Google Calendar in a browser.

Time management: Being automatically reminded of recurring tasks means we are less likely to forget.

Ensuring project dependencies are noted and addressed.

Task nesting: We can build a task tree easily and view it from within most of Google's apps.

Reminders: Right now one must manually check their tasks pane to see what needs to be done. When things get busy we may forget to check this.

Linking to docs inside Drive would be much appreciated as we often have to perform updates inside project-related files.

Task sharing is nonexistent. It would be good if we can collaborate with others on larger tasks and see what still needs to be done in the context of larger projects.

It is very comfortable to use.

Its integration with Google products.

Very easy to use.

Customize the layout.

Improve search options.

Improved ability to move tasks from one list to another.

No nonsense task management and control

Task creation from a wide variety of apps

Mobile access

Statistics and reporting

Shared tasks

Alert users to a new task

Makes it very easy to assign if someone else has a Gmail account

Free!

Can be hard to find your tasks in a shared doc if many others have been also assigned tasks

The best part, Google Tasks is FREE. No paywall, no ads. Just pure productivity. I was looking for some task-management app which is free, since it was difficult to get a paid one. I found that this was the perfect solution for me.

It's deeply integrated with other Google services like Gmail and Calendar. It can pick tasks with Gmail from emails, in the form of suggestions. It's up to you, completely. The tasks will appear in your calendar automatically, if it's time or date specific.

It's simple and hassle free to insert tasks and complete them. The app loads fast and hardly faces any crash. I encountered no such crashes.

It is present in multiple platforms. I would create a task in my phone, and would check it off on my laptop.

It's hassle free to add and check off tasks. It was very helpful for me in college.

Google Tasks lack support. If you encounter any problem, you just have the option to provide feedback. Since the team may receive a lot of feedbacks, they simply don't answer.

Although it contains the essentials of a task-management app, there are still lots of features that can be implemented. Like, ability to specify time taken, setting priority in a more detailed way, and lots more.

The app is very slow to develop. The updates are pretty slow, and some even make the app unstable, rendering it useless until the next update. It happened to me but chances are very slim.

They don't have a dedicated app for Windows. I really missed that, and they still don't have one.