If you’ve selected a context or tag, you don’t only get the whole list filtered by that tag / context, but also have new tasks get the context and tags automatically selected for the active values.With the arrow keys you can navigate in the list, hitting right or left arrow folds or unfolds projects and tasklist-tasks. CMD + N is the shortcut for a new task, or, if you’ve selected a project or a tasklist-task adds a new subtask.Clicking on the blue linked day in the calendar filters everything by tasks due today.After the shortcut, just type the task name and hit return or tab, which adds the task and lets you go on typing the next tasks name unless you hit return or tab again. There’s a keyboard shortcut to quick add tasks, that can be defined in the settings.But I’ll begin with the nice little tidbits that make me keep on using this app, which is the best feature a ToDo app can have: continued usage. Here is the translation from my german post: As I’m just typing a small review for “ToDo” on Mac after it got some bad reviews on the mac appstore, I thought I might as well share it here on my blog.

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