Loving the new goals feature. One thing I would love to be able to do is create recurring goals either for creating habits or hitting targets that reset every day/week/month/year. For example, I may have a goal to do x number of phone calls a week. So I can easily set this up by creating a goal that tracks completed tasks in a list, but every week I would have to create a new goal. I would also like to be able to see this history so I can see in week 1 I hit it, in week 2 I didn't, etc. Would probably need to be linked to due dates so that the phone calls I need to do next week don't negatively affect this week's goal.

I'd love if I could bulk select a bunch of tasks, and give them all the same "recurring" rules. Right now I'm going through a ton of different tasks and having to do it one by one.

We can currently make recurring tasks, it would be great if we could recur a List

Let's say I want to set up a task for sometime in the future. I also want it to repeat after the initial due date. The behavior I would expect is that the recurring start date would be relative to the start or due date of the initial task, but it seems the recurring task begins on the date the task is created instead.

Some recurring tasks can have subtasks/lists. Like monthly taxes/bills and so on. What would be great is if there was an option to set "reopen all subtasks/lists on close" or on whatever trigger we have. Currently we have to "unclose" subtasks when marking parent task as done. I know we can set subtask to recurring, but it would be nice if this was first inherited from parent (unless overwritten from subtask specific recurring settings)

Please add a skip recurrence option for tasks. I would like the repeating task to move on to the next occurrence and stop showing in my today view. Sorry but some recurrences just can't happen but they will happen next time. BTW you still haven't solved true 2 ways sync for Google Calendar especially for recurring tasks.

The "Copy Everything" setting in the Recurs options does not include Dependencies. We have several weekly tasks that depend upon separate executive approval tasks as part of the process. It is useless to set recurrences if the dependencies do not copy over.

Recurring Tasks, Please make them like Google Calendar: Set a Task: - Name "ParentTask" - Start Date 01-01-2019 09:00 - End Date 01-01-2019 17:00 - SubTask: - Name "Subtask Morning" - Start Date 01-01-2019 09:00 - End Date 01-01-2019 12:00 - Subtask: - Name "Subtask Afternoon" - Start Date 01-01-2019 12:00 - End Date 01-01-2019 17:00 - Recurring EveryDay Forever (wether or not it is done I dont care if it floods my calendar) Now I want to see my whole calendar filled with "ParentTask" I want to be able to change the name with out it changing the reoccurrance (So I can rename the one on 01-01-2019 named "First Parent Task", I want the one on 02-01-2019 to be able to be renamed to "Second Parent Task") I want the subtasks to be sceduled with start date and due date (so "Morning Subtask" should be 09:00 till 12:00) I want a message to be prompted, just like google calendar, that says "Would you like to apply change to this and all future occurances. Would you like to apply change to only this occurance, Would you like to apply changes to all occurance (past and future)". I want the subtasks to be aware of its parent so that it also prompts the message "Would you like to apply changes to all future occurances.. and so on" EVEN THOUGH the subtasks it self ISN'T a reoccuring subtasks but its parent IS. Because it parent is a part of a recurring task the subtask know that there are copies of him excisting somewhere

It would be nice to have some sort of block set up so dependent subtasks that have recurring dates don't prevent the main recurring task from being completed. what currently happens is those subtasks recur before the main task can be set to complete and that causes the main task to always be overdue.

[From support ticket] When I'm adding a task with the in-text interface (/d for due date), it would be really nice to have a way to also set the repeat structure. e.g. "do this thing every sunday"