GQueues | Tasks & To-Do Lists APK for Android

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A full-featured task manager to help you stay organized and be more productive

GQueues is a full-featured task manager that helps you stay organized, be more productive and reduce stress in your life.A GQUEUES SUBSCRIPTION ( $25 / YEAR ) IS REQUIRED TO USE THIS APP. ALL NEW USERS GET A 2-WEEK FREE TRIAL.Whether you're new to GQueues or already have an account on the web you'll find the GQueues app for Android is the perfect tool for managing your tasks on the go.BENEFITS: Intuitive - lets you save the hard thinking for your real work Powerful - makes staying organized easy with GQueues doing all the work Reliable - works offline, syncs to the web, so your data is always availableKEY FEATURES: Google Calendar integration Reminders for tasks with due dates Assignments Tagging Subtasks Repeating tasks Voice input Search SSL encrypted syncing of all data to your GQueues account in the cloudLEARN MORE:http://www.gqueues.comRecent changes: Fixed syncing bug for users with shared queues that contain over 1,000 tasks Accounts panel now displays expiration date for licenses and free trialsContent rating: Low Maturity

GQueues | Tasks & To-Do Lists APK for Android

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GENERAL

Release: February 1, 2013

Latest update: March 26, 2025

Version: 1.9.0

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Android

Operating System: Android 13.0

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Total Downloads: 38

Downloads Last Week: 0

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3/5

1 User Votes

Great task outliner but could be better
Holmes1245July 19, 2016
Pros
- It's easy to design your own system in GQueues. You can create lists and tags to filter through your list. - I find that it also makes good use of desktop real estate when I clip my Chrome browser to one side of the screen. I can still see my tasks. - GQueues also offers two-way sync with Google Calendar which is something that I think is a bit unique with GQueues because other task outliners which are more popular (e.g., MyLifeOrganized, Todoist and Toodledo, etc.) have failed to do this. - GQueues is also available for Apple and Android products and, in my experience, has worked efficiently and well. - The addon for Chrome browser works great, allowing me to add tasks quickly.
Cons
There are some cons that I've found in the form of lack of features. - The movement of tasks is inconsistent. I always find myself accidentally moving subtasks out of their parent tasks because of the inconsistent method GQueues employs to move them. You have to hold down the Shift key in order to move tasks up and down the outline but not when you move left or right. The developer really should require the Shift key for any movement. That way, I can feel confident that my tasks won't shift on me. As it stands now though, this is sadly not the case. - The user is not able to select multiple tasks which can make moving tasks from a queue such as the Inbox to any other queue tedious. You have to move them individually. I'm going to assume the developer had a hard time or was not able to implement this because it's really a requirement for this kind of program. - Also, development is a bit slow. It's a small team (two perhaps?) so it seems like features are slow to be incorporated.
Summary
If you're looking for a task outliner system to keep on top of things, I highly recommend giving GQueues a look. The fact that it two-way syncs with Google Calendar is what adds real power to the program.