Tatask
To-do list where every task can hold its own steps
About Tatask
Tatask is a to-do app for people who plan their own work and find flat task lists hard to manage. Any task can open into its own list, so a big project such as a garden refresh can be broken into smaller parts until the next step is something you could do today.
The app has no projects, areas or folders to set up first. You type a task, add its parts underneath, and star the few steps you want to do today. Starred tasks gather in a Today list wherever they sit in the tree, while dated tasks have their own Due list. Parent tasks show a progress ring as their steps are completed.
Tatask runs on the web, iPhone and Android, and each device keeps a full offline copy of the list that syncs when a connection returns. The site offers a 30-day free trial, after which it costs $5 a month or $50 a year, with one subscription covering web and mobile.
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