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Creating Tasks

Taskitos offers multiple ways to capture tasks quickly. Choose the method that fits your workflow.

Quick Add

The fastest way to add a task. Located at the top of your dashboard.

1

Click the Quick Add bar

Located at the top of your dashboard. The placeholder shows "Add a task..."
2

Type your task

Enter your task title. You can include natural language dates like "tomorrow" or "Friday at 3pm".
3

Press Enter

Your task is created instantly. It will appear in the appropriate time category.

Keyboard Shortcut

Press N anywhere on the dashboard to open Quick Add instantly.

Full Task Dialog

Need more control? The full task dialog lets you set all task properties at once.

Available Fields:

  • Title - What you need to do (required)
  • Description - Additional notes or details
  • Due Date & Time - When it needs to be done
  • Starred - Star urgent tasks for more frequent reminders
  • Tags - Select or create tags to organize
  • Recurrence - Make it repeat daily, weekly, monthly, or yearly

Info

Click on any existing task to open it in the full dialog and edit its properties.

Voice-to-Task

Don't want to type? Record your tasks with your voice. Taskitos uses AI to transcribe and parse your speech.

1

Click the microphone icon

Located next to the Quick Add bar. Grant microphone permission if prompted.
2

Speak naturally

Say something like "Remind me to call John tomorrow at 2pm about the project review".
3

Review and save

Taskitos shows the transcription and extracted task details. Confirm to create the task.

Multiple Tasks

You can dictate multiple tasks in one recording. Say "First, call the dentist. Second, buy groceries. Third, email the report." - Taskitos will create separate tasks for each.

Voice Recording Limits

  • • 10 recordings per day (resets at midnight in your timezone)
  • • Supported formats: M4A, MP3, WAV, WebM
  • • Each recording costs approximately $0.007

Natural Language Input

Type tasks the way you think. Taskitos understands natural language and extracts dates and times automatically.

Examples:

You TypeTaskitos Creates
"Call mom tomorrow at 3pm"Task due tomorrow at 3:00 PM
"Submit report next Friday"Task due next Friday at 9:00 AM
"Review in 2 hours"Task due 2 hours from now
"Meeting January 15 at noon"Task due Jan 15 at 12:00 PM

Timezone Aware

All dates and times are interpreted in your timezone setting. Make sure your timezone is correct in Settings for accurate scheduling.

Next: Learn About Categories

Now that you know how to create tasks, learn how Taskitos automatically organizes them into Smart Categories.

Smart Categories