MagnumOpus/Ideas/Untitled.csv

1	ID	Title	Notes	Due Date	Completed	Color	Delegate	Location	Project	Depends From	Tags
2	1	Start the tutorial	This flowchart will guide you through the basics of Taskheat. For the best experience, please switch to Actual tasks and mark this task as complete.	2022-10-09T10:00:10Z	Yes	0			Tutorial
3	2	Export your projects	The application allows you to export your projects in order to share, backup or archive your data.		No	4			Tutorial	1
4	3	Add widget	The widget gives you access to your actual tasks right from your Home Screen or Notifications Center.		Yes	2			Tutorial	1
5	4	Install Taskheat on other devices	You can use Taskheat on Mac, iPad, and iPhone and take advantage of seamless data synchronization between all your devices.		No	6			Tutorial	1
6	5	Synchronize data via iCloud	Taskheat uses iCloud to securely store a copy of your data and synchronize it between all your devices. When you modify your projects on one device, those changes are automatically picked up by other devices running the application. It doesn't require any specific setup from your side.		Yes	3			Tutorial	1	Essential
7	6	Add projects	The project represents a finite set of actions to achieve a specific goal. In Taskheat, projects are used as containers for the tasks.	2022-10-10T10:00:10Z	Yes	5			Tutorial	1	Essential
8	7	Add tasks	The easiest way to create a new task is to use the "+" button on the top-right part of the screen. However, many other ways allow you to speed up that process by using various contextual menus and keyboard shortcuts.	2022-10-11T10:00:10Z	Yes	1			Tutorial	6	Essential
9	8	Archive completed or postponed projects	In many cases, when a project is completed, you may want to hide it from sight, but keep the tasks for future reference. The project archives feature is doing precisely that.		Yes	5			Tutorial	6
10	9	Print your task flow	Taskheat allows you to print your Flowcharts or List view in a specially designed appearance suitable for best representation on a sheet of paper.		No	4			Tutorial	2
11	10	Export to CSV	You can export your data into the Comma Separated Values(CSV) file format. The CSV export is designed to help you transfer your data to other applications or Taskheat on different devices. This format is widely adopted in various applications and web services.		No	4			Tutorial	2
12	11	Import your projects	The easiest way to get started is to import your existing todos into Taskheat and start defining dependencies to make a flowchart.		No	4			Tutorial	4 1
13	12	Reorder projects	Taskheat arranges projects in Actual and other filters the same way as they are in the Sidebar. In other words, you can define the order of the projects, and the application will maintain that order wherever it is applicable.		Yes	5			Tutorial	6
14	13	Privacy concerns	If you use iCloud, all your data is securely stored on Apple servers and is not shared with third parties, including the developers of Taskheat. Suppose, for any reason, you wish to opt-out of iCloud synchronization. In that case, you can disable it in Settings ▸ Apple ID ▸ iCloud ▸ iCloud Drive		Yes	3			Tutorial	5	Privacy
15	14	Define dependencies between tasks	To link two tasks, you need to use the outlet on the far right of the task view. Drag the "worm" from the enabling task to the dependent one.		Yes	1			Tutorial	7	Essential
16	15	Search tasks	Start typing any part of the title, notes, tags, or other components to find the task in question.		Yes	1			Tutorial	7
17	16	Complete tasks	Marking a task as completed is one of the most satisfactory actions for highly motivated individuals. Doing so will get you closer to your goal one step at a time.		Yes	1			Tutorial	7	Essential
18	17	Color-code your tasks	You can assign a color labels to specific tasks in order to make them to pop out of others in the Flowchart and List views.		Yes	1			Tutorial	7
19	18	Add some notes or descriptions	Each task has a dedicated field that allows adding multiline text. It is useful for adding an extensive description.		Yes	1			Tutorial	7	Essential
20	19	Add meaningful tags to categorize tasks	Assigning tags helps to sort out and filter groups of tasks by their categories.		Yes	1			Tutorial	7
21	20	Set the due dates	The task may have a due date that allows setting a deadline for its completion and positioning the task on a timescale.		Yes	1			Tutorial	7
22	21	Import some reminders	If you use Reminders for your todos, Taskheat allows you to import them as projects and make a flowchart. You can import multiple lists by selecting About ▸ Settings ▸ Import from Reminders…		Yes	4			Tutorial	11
23	22	Delegate to third parties	This task is an example of delegating to another person or organization. It means that it will not appear as actual and is not considered your duty, but it remains your responsibility.		Yes	1	Hermine Förtsch		Tutorial	19 7
24	23	Manage overdue tasks	This task is overdue and appears in red until you mark is as complete or reschedule to another date in the future.	2022-10-06T10:00:10Z	No	1			Tutorial	20
25	24	Search with Spotlight	You use Spotlight to search your Taskheat projects and jump right into the app to see found items in your flowchart. You can also see the preview of the found items right in Spotlight window on a Mac.		Yes	1			Tutorial	15
26	25	Notifications	If the task has a due date, Taskheat schedules the notification to remind you in advance about the upcoming deadline.		Yes	1			Tutorial	20
27	26	Allow Taskheat to send you notifications	The critical condition for notifications to appear on your notification center is to allow Taskheat to send you ones. Please let the app send your notifications either by responding to an alert or in Settings app.		Yes	1			Tutorial	25
28	27	Enable access to your contacts	Allow Taskheat to access your contacts to simplify the delegation.		Yes	1			Tutorial	22	Privacy
29	28	Task			No	0			My Projekt
30	29	Another			No	0			My Projekt	28
31	30	Auto sort			No	0			My Projekt	28
32	31				No	0			My Projekt	28
33	32				No	0			My Projekt	28
34	33				No	0			My Projekt	28
35	34				No	0			My Projekt	28
36	35				No	0			My Projekt	31