Adding a new item under an existing project or list in their outline, is probably the single task anyone wants to do most quickly on a mobile device!

With this in mind, I wish one of the convenient swipe gestures on mobile was reserved for quickly adding a new item under any given line in the outline.

I'm aware that this would replace or extend current swiping options on mobile. However, I think the ability to quickly add a new task under a specific list/project in the outline, via a precise gesture, might be more important than even the current swipe options.

Many thanks!

right now the default filter (for medium and low) also shows the tasks with higher priority, maybe something like ctrl+click to show only those tasks.

However, I would prefer those priority buttons and all the filter buttons behave the same with default to "click to show only", ctrl-click to hide and we get to chose any combo. like

click orange, red and star button -> star tasks with medium and high priority, ctrl-click star -> hide the star tasks from above.

Same as the hide complete task now is kind of "inverse logic" to the rest of filter button. I guess this should also coherent the filter mechanism.

with the upcoming updated save boolean searches feature ??
It could be preset as
#a #b -#c , click star, ctrl-click yellow -> task with #a, #b, star exclude #c, low priority

this could be very useful, and IMHO might solve other issues like below.

https://feedback.moo.do/forums/274238-general/suggestions/31440019-saved-and-boolean-searches

https://feedback.moo.do/forums/274238-general/suggestions/6817628-delegate-defer-or-hide-priority-items

I suggest that no matter where your cursor is in a given line, hitting "enter" should simply take you to a fresh new line below.

It should do this RATHER than the current behavior of splitting the line in two wherever the cursor was.

This is how it's done in Checkvist, and it's an incredibly simple and powerful feature in a task outliner. I think this simple thing accounts for like 70% of Checkvist's superior keyboardability (which is its only real advantage of Moo.do!) ;)

I almost never want to split a line in the current manner. And should I want to ever split a line, it's easy peasy: I'd just copy and paste the desired test to the next line.

Meanwhile, I'm always zipping through my outline using arrow keys and looking to add things above or below a given item. (Note: Checkvist also has hotkey Alt + Enter to add an item ABOVE the current line ... another star keyboard feature). The extra time it takes to arrow all the way over to the end of a given line (or even to "select end of line" + right arrow) then hit enter, in order to add a new line where I want it, from the keyboard, is sad. :(

Thank you! It's sometimes the simplest things that make software so much nicer for intensive use! :)

This would be extremely helpful as I have optimized my workflow in terms of the Moo.do boards and I do have a lot of them (20 boards as of right now and counting).

I spent so much time optimizing each of my Board to serve a specific purpose and they have been very helpful and effective.

But the difficulty now is really how to navigate and cycle through the boards quickly and efficiently. And I think the best feature that would really help is using a "Jump to" shortcut. Like in Slack or Wox.

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Thank you Moo.do. I really think you have the best product in this category. I can't thank the team enough.

I'd love to be able to:
1) Have boolean queries for searches like 2Do has for smart searches: http://2doapp.com/macfiles/2DoManual.pdf

2) Have saveable boolean search queries.

Right now I think a critical lack is to be able to see things like "Things due in the next 3 days". There seems to be no easy way to quickly view that without 3 separate searches for @today and then @tomorrow and then @Wed (assuming that's 2 days from now).
This of course needs to be saved

V2 might include boolean queries so it can be customized and could possibly solve the above if we more date / time based filters "@next 7 days" along with saved searches
If all major fields could be searchable then we'll have a very powerful todo system. This is something Todoist and 2Do (especially) excel in.

I love the outliner and quick add feel for this app and feel having a simple, saved and customizable (boolean field queries) would make this a feasible all in one todo app.
I'm a developer as well and am really impressed with great work here.

When I do multiple projects I often do the same task for each project. Since all items from Moo.do in the calendar pane are blue, two of the same tasks in two different projects look exactly the same. Usually I tag the tasks with a project abbreviation to easily distinguish them in the calendar, but I find that somewhat superfluous since the tasks already are subitems of the project.

Here are two proposals on how to do it:
Instead of to "star" items you could color them? Maybe there's a selection of 8 different colors, like in Finder on OSX. Subitems are automatically colored by the color of the parent, unless overriden.

I like the minimalistic interface of moo.do, I don't think the outline should be filled with colors. Maybe that could be a setting? To show colors in the outline or not.

Another proposals is to automatically set a color per item it's subitems according to a chosen level in the outline hierarchy. I have each projects at level 2 under "Projects" which is at level 1, so then I would prefer to have automatic colors for all my items at that level. At level 1 they could all have the same color.