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I know how silly this sounds, but I found that when I used to use Microsoft ToDo, the uplifting "ding" felt like a tiny pat on the back.

I personally find that completed tasks clutter my tasklist and start to feel overwhelming. The current solution I've found is to manually click them, wait for it to load, and then archive them to hide them from my screen, which is a hassle. While I recognize that it is sometimes useful to see your which tasks you've completed, I would prefer if they were hidden into a "completed" category by default. That way, I dont have to scroll for a while on long tasklists. Here's another solution if that one sounds too involved: even if the task's background color was simply greyed out, I could quickly scan the page to see what I need to work on now without accidentally reading tasks that I've already completed. I get the feeling that this incredibly useful program was made because you, and tons of other people, like to stay organized. I hope my feedback can help people acheive that easier. I love what you've built here and I'm thankful that you take feedback.

Please offer a light mode. Thanks.

Rich text edit / markdown support in notes so that you can add custom formatting

Add custom tags to tasks that you can use to filter across your hierarchy

dypt tries to detect the language it should respond in from the context of your prompts, but it occasionally gets this wrong. I'll be looking to improve this detection and potentially offering a way to set an option in settings for which language the AI should respond with

I have a massive task list already that I'd like to import

Improve drag so that tasks move out of the way as you reorder and you don't get confusing layout shift. Add swipe gestures to allow you to delete and archive tasks.

You should be able to delete a task directly from that tasks page rather than having to up a level and use the tasks drop down menu. To resolve, I'll add a "Delete Task" button to the edit task dialog which you can open on any task by pressing the "Edit" button or pressing Shift+e

When viewing the calendar with your phone in landscape, you should be able to see the task names under each day rather than dots given the extra space. Will make it easier to see what's coming up at a glance.