

Now, we’ve completely revamped our Email to Todoist feature to make sure that emails and attachments appear beautifully organized in your task comments. The formatting was messy and difficult to read, especially with emails that include rich HTML, and attachments were difficult to find. Todoist Premium users have always been able to forward emails as tasks in Todoist projects, but the user experience wasn’t great. We’ll be releasing it early next year.) Todoist + Your Email

That means any changes you make in Google Calendar – like moving the task to a new due date – will be reflected in Todoist and vice versa. We’re currently working on a much-requested custom 2-way integration with Google Calendar. View your editorial schedule in your calendar so you can quickly check what’s being published and when.Share a product roadmap with your team so they can easily see what’s coming up.Share a project plan with a client so they can stay up-to-date on key deadlines, even if they don’t use Todoist.

Here are a few ways you can use project calendar feeds to easily keep everyone organized and on the same page: You can disable a calendar feed any time, just in case.

Keep your team in sync with shareable calendar feeds for any Todoist project, and keep your emails beautifully organized as tasks and comments in Todoist. That’s why we’ve gone back and revamped two of our most popular Premium and Business features – Calendar Feeds and Email to Todoist. But it’s when they work together that the real stress-busting, got-it-all-organized-and-under-control, ready-to-take-on-anything magic happens. The venerable trio of workplace productivity tools.
