A New Era of
WingTask
Projects, tags, contexts, priorities, UDAs, dates, and annotations. If Taskwarrior supports it, WingTask shows it.
Chapter 1
Quick Add with Taskwarrior Syntax
Alex remembers he still needs to research where to stay in Tokyo before booking flights.
WingTask supports Taskwarrior command syntax directly in the quick add field.
Projects, tags, priorities, dates, and metadata can be entered naturally without interrupting workflow.
Chapter 2
Projects, Add and continue
Alex is an the Aquarium Exhibit Designer for Pacific Marine Center. He's working on a new exhibit and needs to add some tasks.
WingTask retains it's concept of projects.
WingTask makes adding multiple tasks easier.
Chapter 3
Focus on context
Alex is starting his day. He wants to put WingTask in "at work" mode so he creates a list for his work tasks and sets it as his current context.
WingTask allows creating arbitrary lists to organize tasks. Those lists can be set as contexts, which filters the tasks, tags, and projects to only those that are in the context list.
Chapter 4
Scheduling, Time blocking, and Calendar views
Alex schedules a task to be done on a specific date. He then views the calendar to see his scheduled tasks.
WingTask allows scheduling tasks for specific dates and times. Calendar views show scheduled tasks in a monthly, weekly, or daily calendar format.
Chapter 5
Marking done and status tabs
Alex completes some tasks for a project and deletes one. He then views the completed and deleted tasks in the project's tabs.
WingTask allows viewing completed and deleted tasks in their own tabs.
