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Task Splitting

Another app I used once, had the ability to put the total amount of time required for a task, say 6 hours, and then the option to split the task into increments, for example, 1-hour increments. This has three huge benefits: To start a task and finish it later, without moving it from the original day and time and/or slot where it was planned (or duplicating it and changing the time required). To more easily schedule tasks around your calendar. For example, doing half the task before a scheduled meeting and half the task after, without having to create two instances of the same task. This is especially helpful when meetings come in after you’ve already scheduled your day/week. To be able to just click on the task and add another segment. I find I spend at least half an hour every day moving tasks around as meetings come in or personal plans change! To import ClickUp’s “time estimated” (the total time of the task) and then have the “time tracked” synced with the planned broken-up segments. For example, instead of ClickUp importing a task with a 6 hour estimate, and then when I check it off it says I did 6 hours on that day at the time that I clicked the check box, it would actually show all the days and times I worked on that task, creating accurate time tracking.

Relly about 16 hours ago

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Meeting Assistant

Already loving having the meeting assistant in-app instead of using a secondary app and transferring to-dos over manually. Would be great to see these features though: - The meeting assistant already timestamps key moments, it would be great to be able to click the timestamp and have it take you to that part of the transcript. As with all AI meeting not takers, sometimes they miss the nuance of that moment, and this would help me cast an eye over that whole part of the conversation and make sure I’m not missing a key detail. (FWIW, Granola has this feature and it’s very valuable) - The ability to type meeting notes at the same time and combine them with the ai notes (again, a really useful granola feature for when you think of something in a meeting but can’t/shouldn’t say it out loud.

Nathan Wrigglesworth 2 days ago

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