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Task2Gather: Online task manager with mobile clients coming soon
The interface is clean and easy to use, if not entirely intuitive. It took me a few moments to figure out how to name new tasks or projects, for example (you type in the Name & description box, but it wasn't immediately clear that the light blue area was a text box). You can either see a list of all your tasks from multiple projects at once, or you can browse tasks using a tree mode, which lets you pick a project and look at your finished and unfinished tasks and sub-tasks. You can also invite other users to share your task list.
Overall Task2Gather is useful if you want to keep your task list online and accessible from any computer, but there are other task managers out there that accomplish this as well or better. Vito has an ace up its sleeve though: the company plans to release a Windows Mobile and iPhone version of Task2Gather soon. These mobile clients will likely not only let you create and manage tasks while you're on the go, but also synchronize them with the web client.
Task2Gather is free to use. Eventually Vito plans to offer a subscription-based premium version with access to additional features like RSS feeds for task updates and the ability to upload file attachments for tasks.
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Jeff said 11:24PM on 7-31-2008
Do any of the other task manager(s) allow you to do this style though? Love that I can create a "folder" for a project - with a separate "folder" of tasks... I LIVE for a hierarchial task list!
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Olga said 8:04AM on 8-22-2008
Brad, thank you for your review of our service. Actually, we are trying to master our service constantly. To see what new feature were added during this month you can visit our blog http://blog.task2gather.com.
@Jeff, you're right to organize tasks hierarchially is much more convinient. This is our approach for managing tasks:)
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