I like the All Tasks view the best, and by list since i use that to categorize (ex: work vs. personal). When i do that, my tasks are all listed but i can't tell what date they were assigned to. I can do a date/time sort, but they i lose by list. simple tag with the date next to it would be ideal!

Psyched this was added to Android. Please add to web app as well

Its not obvious if a task has sub tasks on first glance. You have to click on it then you find out. Can you please add some icon to the todos with subtasks so that it is obvious right away. Thanks

Reminders indicators have been added to the iOS app and will soon be added to Android as well :)

Adding the date and time will help us keep an eye on the next coming tasks

The note indicator can only be seen when tapping on a task. Would be helpful, especially for shared lists, to see an indicator without needing to tap on the task, similar to how tags work. This would allow me to know the task has additional information associated with it.

An indication on the task line that addtl notes exist for that task. Right now you have to tap the task to bring up the next line to see if there is more notes. Just some small indication (dot, mark, asterisk, etc) on the task line itself so we don't have to waste time tapping each task to see if there are addtl notes.

You should be able to see at first look if there are any attached files to a task

It would be VERY helpful if tasks had a signal that a note was added like it's seen on the paperclip in the calendar, ONLY when a task is oppened.
Something similar to Wunderlist has it. See attached image as an example. Thank You.

It would be lovely if we can see subtasks and it's notes just by dragging the task line down.

In the current one I have to click it and then click the icon of each subtask and task notes to see what I've written there.

Sometimes I forgot that some of my tasks even have notes, and subtasking is tedious because I can't update my subtasks as fast as the main task.

And of course, add some indicator in the task line if it has subtasks and extra notes!

Thanks Any.do.

IT WOULD BE NICE TO BE ABLE TO JUST CLICK ON THE TASKS TAB AND BESIDES SEEING ALL YOUR REMINDERS, WE WOULD BE ABLE TO SEE THE DATE THEY ARE DUE WITHOUT HAVING TO EITHER CLICKING ON THE REMINDER ITSELF OR THE CALENDAR TO SEE WHEN THE REMINDER IS DUE. THANK YOU

Sub task detay

Task list
-show task due date on task list and sort by due date as well

On New Task Input Page
-need to show and select due date

On Calendar Page
-need to have 3Botton for shortcut
Yesterday / Today / Tomorrow

When you schedule a task/meeting with a date and time, why does it not display this key information into the scheduled event on the android app. Currently you have to click into the meeting to see when its scheduled for, the time etc.

The work around is to schedule the meeting @ ....time which isn't great. Ideally the app should see the scheduled date and time and display it on the task

Always show the time of each reminder. This should be really simple and is imo essential. Choosing each reminder just to see the time set is counter-productive.

Just like a normal handwritten checklist, I would like to be able to see all of my task including the subtask at one time. Instead of just one task then having to click the subtask menu to view those task. Being able to view all task at once will I believe also help to sort out and prioritize tasks according to how your day might go and or change.

With ios 11, the font size doesn't change in the app irrespective of the system font size (v4.15)...

Also, show timestamps of each task so that I can re-arrange tasks in chronological order

Indented preview of one or two subtasks in the browser under the task, in a lighter font. Addition of attachment icon to browser interface.

Couldn't attach the screenshot, here's a link
https://www.dropbox.com/s/xuqh1mzwfhkonoy/anydo_task_icons.png?dl=0

There were a lot of requests about icons indicating subtasks, notes, etc. The app was updated and in June 2017 a lot of these requests were marked as "released". But in my opinion (and I think others would agree) the solution is partial. I originally thought about inline icons (when a task is not expanded to show info). Please see the attached screenshot with the icon. The numbers are optional there I think. Tasks are usually not expanded (tapped to show add. info), so this type of icon is quite needed.