Totally agree. This would be helpful to easily identify subtasks that need to be actioned.

Totally agree! I'd really like to be able to see which tasks have subtasks from the list view.

I work on several projects. Each has its own Folder. My favorite view is ALL-TIME-VIEW. I see only the Tasks and have no idea of their Folder.
So, add the Folder name before the Task name.

Thanks,

I see you have small dot for notes and counter for sub-tasks when in the actual task - same thing on the time view, list view would be very beneficial

looking at long list of tasks it would be handy if it had a small tag for notes and sub-tasks to see which tasks include more information assigned

I agree with all of this - if you're trying to use this type of app to make better habits or for other essential things (e.g. health related) not being able to tell if you're swiping the "AM recurring event" or "PM recurring event" or "tomorrow recurring event" is a real problem.

When displaying the number of subtasks, I think it would be helpful in the little icon to put, for example, "2/5" instead of just "5" to show how much subtasks you have completed out of how many you have total. I think it would be much more motivating!

Add a number count (3) on a task to represent the number of sub tasks a specific task has. Or represent incomplete sub-tasks (3/7) out of total subtasks. This would allow you to distinguish at a glance which tasks have sub tasks and which do not.

I can't tell at a quick glance what I am responsible for versus what is someone else's responsibility. Adding a badge/initials/avatar would solve this.

When you look at your items in a particular list, you should be able to see a no. which will refer to subtask. it will differentiate task without subtask from task with sub task..

* Issue: when viewing tasks in Time View, user has to press (touch) each task to see which List it belongs to.
* Solution: display the List task belongs to next to it below it by default (without having to press on task)
Examples:
- Go to Swimming Pool
Persona | 6:00 PM
- Prepare Presentation
Work | 9:00 AM

Display N1/N2 at each main task. Where N1 is number of tasks completed N2 is total sub task.

I think assigning leaders for shared tasks is helpful... but how can someone see (at a glance) which tasks they are responsible for?

When clicking over a task please show the notes, if present, below the task

make them more visible from the 'main' category list. Although I'm not sure how this would look, I figure that if you are looking at ALL of your list categories, OR if you click on a certain one, if there is a task with sub tasks, it needs to be easier to see (ie. Remember that they are there!). If there are more people like me, I remember to put them in, but if I don't remember to look for them, I forget. There is no way that can be good.

make them more visible from the 'main' category list. Although I'm not sure how this would look, I figure that if you are looking at ALL of your list categories, OR if you click on a certain one, if there is a task with sub tasks, it needs to be easier to see (ie. Remember that they are there!). If there are more people like me, I remember to put them in, but if I don't remember to look for them, I forget. There is no way that can be good.

In a list view of all tasks, i cannot see what group a task belongs. Say I have clients as groups and many subtasks titled "create design". I cannot see what design to be created when in the all taska view.

This is weird.

Yep, and also show which folder a task belongs to when the reminder is given. E.g. if the reminder only says "Ask if available next Monday" I could struggle to remember who I had in mind asking. If however this task is in my list "Customer A" I automatically know what I wanted to remember.

We need to know, at a glance, whether a sub task exists for an item. I don't want to have to click an item on my list just to see if a sub task exists. A little icon with a number after the item title , or something similar, would be great, and is necessary.

It would be nice to see the date and time on the initial screen instead hf having to go into reminders.