You can always move the tasks to another project later.) (If you’re not sure which project to select, we recommend using your Todoist Inbox. Todoist project for new Google events: select which project you want new Google Calendar events to be synced to.(If you want to sync multiple projects or calendars, you can set up additional connections later.) Sync: select if you want to sync tasks from All projects or only from A specific project to the Calendar previously selected.(Create a new one just for your Todoist tasks if you want to toggle it on or off easily in Google Calendar.) Only events created in the selected calendar will be added as Todoist tasks. You can choose one of your existing calendars or create a new one. Google Calendar: select which calendar you want to sync with.In the new window, select the following:.Next, to set up the connection between your Todoist projects and a Google Calendar click Add calendar.To grant Google Calendar access to your data, click Agree.To grant Todoist access to your Google Calendar, click Allow.Under Google Calendar, click Connect calendar.Click your avatar in the top-right corner of Todoist.You can check out PowerApp and start building integrations here. PowerApp is a solid start with some caveats, but I’ve already found value in its open platform and interoperability. The calendar and todo list of the future are integrated and connected with other services. The new Todoist developer platform and PowerApp integrations have huge potential for the future and I’m curious to see if and how Wunderlist ( now owned by Microsoft and Todoist’s biggest competitor) will react. I’m a strong believer that todo lists are only as useful as their ubiquity, and Todoist embraces a philosophy of working with other apps and not locking your tasks into a silo. Since moving to Todoist last year, I wouldn’t be able to switch to any other GTD app that doesn’t offer a web API and integration with other services. Treating tasks as calendar events has several limitations 5, but it works well to view todos and events in a unified interface with wide compatibility of clients and connected services. That also means I can use Fantastical’s excellent extension and natural language input to create tasks, and that I can switch to any other calendar client to view and create Todoist tasks as long as it supports Google Calendar. With the native Google Calendar integration, tasks can show up on my Modular watch face 4, and I can have a unified event/todo list in Fantastical, which is glorious.
Tasks as events on Apple Watch with PowerApp and Siri.Īnd it’s not just about Siri. 3 New events in Google Calendar show up as tasks in a second on Todoist – I tested this by dictating an event to Siri on my Apple Watch, which appeared instantly as a task in Todoist on iOS and the web. By setting the Todoist calendar as the default calendar on my iPhone, I can ask Siri to create new events and they’ll be saved as tasks in my Todoist inbox with a due date. Thanks to this integration, I’ve been able to natively view and create new tasks in my Todoist account from anywhere on my iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch. Changes you make in Google Calendar will be reflected in Todoist thanks to PowerApp and its two-way sync: delete an event on Google Calendar and its associated task will be marked as complete in Todoist change its date and time, and changes will instantly propagate to Todoist and vice versa. Once connected, Todoist will create a calendar in your Google account bringing every task over as an event carrying the task’s name, due date, and time. The Google Calendar integration in PowerApp has been even more powerful in my tests. Tasks imported from Evernote and Google Calendar show custom icons in Todoist on the web.
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