gTasks For Mac

gTasks is a fairly simple application that can function as a standalone task manager, but becomes especially useful when integrated with Google Tasks.

The app enables you to synchronize your data using a Google account, allowing you to organize tasks from your Mac, iPhone or iPad, aided by the gTasks iOS app.

Although gTasks can be used even if you do not provide your Google credentials, it only operates in offline mode. If you want to take full advantage of the app’s functionality, you should sign in and import your online data.

It is not necessary to be connected to the Internet at all times, as gTasks can store data locally and synchronize it as soon as online access becomes available.

gTasks has a very simple layout, as the main window is split into two panels: one contains all your lists and filters, while the other displays tasks that fit the selected criteria.

However, there are no additional themes available, and the standard white color scheme may become tiring when working at night or in low-light conditions.

Also, it would help if gTasks could be integrated into the menu bar, so as to make it easier to keep track of important events.

There are a couple of functions you can take advantage of to organize your activities. First off, whenever you create a task, you can give it a specific priority level, making it easier to keep an eye on important events. Each activity can be made up of multiple sub-tasks.

You can organize items into color-coded lists and filter events based on their urgency and status. However, you cannot assign tags, which would make it a lot easier to find similar tasks.

Overall, if you use Google Tasks and want to be able to manage your activities from the desktop and synchronize data across multiple devices, gTasks is the right app for the job. It could do with a few improvements, but it is very easy-to-use and works without a hitch.