I discovered on my own that you have to add a sub task to a task and it’s only the sub tasks that you can drag onto your calendar. What I really would like to see is the ability to set the time to a specific rather than on the half hours. I have a brain injury and have been desperately looking for a simple calendar. That’s color-coded and I can add the tasks that I must do several times a several times a day, every day at a specific time intervals associated with my personal care. My brain injury is such that I am easily distracted and forget to do what what I need to be doing.
Luke M
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Jan 25, 2025
It seems there’s some confusion here: TimeFinder doesn’t support subtasks: only Lists, and the tasks in those lists. Tasks themselves can be dragged into the schedule, lists cannot. I apologize for the confusion though.
You can note these other pending feature requests that are somewhat relevant to what you were trying to do though:
Please explore the “Discover TimeFinder’s best features” section in the settings tab, it has a wealth of information that I’ve prepared to help. Thank you!
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Jenny Fraser
Jan 25, 2025
I discovered on my own that you have to add a sub task to a task and it’s only the sub tasks that you can drag onto your calendar. What I really would like to see is the ability to set the time to a specific rather than on the half hours. I have a brain injury and have been desperately looking for a simple calendar. That’s color-coded and I can add the tasks that I must do several times a several times a day, every day at a specific time intervals associated with my personal care. My brain injury is such that I am easily distracted and forget to do what what I need to be doing.
Luke M
Jan 25, 2025
It seems there’s some confusion here: TimeFinder doesn’t support subtasks: only Lists, and the tasks in those lists. Tasks themselves can be dragged into the schedule, lists cannot. I apologize for the confusion though.
You can note these other pending feature requests that are somewhat relevant to what you were trying to do though:
Subtasks
Drag Entire List into Schedule
Please explore the “Discover TimeFinder’s best features” section in the settings tab, it has a wealth of information that I’ve prepared to help. Thank you!