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Get started with Google Tasks

Google · support.google.com Free Beginner

Google's own help page for Tasks, the simple to-do list that comes with a Google account. It shows where Tasks lives (Calendar, Gmail, Chat, Drive and Docs side panels) and how to add subtasks, due dates and notifications.

  • Open Tasks from the side panel in Gmail or Calendar; no new app to install.
  • Tasks with due dates appear on Google Calendar.
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The question it answers

  1. Which to-do or task app should I use to manage my own work?

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