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Structured💡 Feature Request

Add functionality to create projects, which tasks can be grouped into (while retaining all the current functionality of tasks).

NOT by replacing colours with categories.

Posted by Clare Byrne ·
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  • Ellore

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    Oct 22, 2025

    My post was merged with this one, because I guess the developers consider both of our ideas related. However, I think my post covers an angle that I think is a bit different. So, I wanted to share exactly how I would use the specific feature I had in mind.

    The feature idea I suggested was the ability to track progress on recurring project tasks by uploading a photo each time the task is completed. Here is my description of this feature, how it would work, and what the use cases are:

    I’d like the option to upload an image after completing a recurring task that involves ongoing work on a project. These images would be used specifically to track progress on a project over time, which is different from the task “attachments” feature (where images are typically used to provide information related to the task itself). This feature would make it easier to keep track of progress on long-term projects that I work on gradually over time.

    For example, I have certain project-based tasks that repeat multiple times a week, and each time they show up, I spend time working on an ongoing project, such as building something, or creating a complex art piece, etc. These projects aren’t completed in one sitting, so I make a bit of progress each time I work on the task.

    Right now, when I mark the task as complete for the day, there’s no way to record or show what I actually did. So, I’d like to be able to attach a photo after completing the task, so I can track/visualize how the project is evolving over time. The photo would serve as a quick snapshot of the progress made that day.

    This idea is somewhat similar to habit tracking, but instead of just marking something as done or seeing statistics, I’d be able to look back and see the project take shape through multiple images. This visual history would be motivating, and it’d help keep a clear record of what I got done each day. It would be especially helpful for creative or hands-on projects, such as art or woodworking, where a photo can tell the story better than words or numbers.