Hello,
Iām not sure if Iām duplicating the request but I just was wondering if push notifications can be enabled for the items added with date and time.
Let me know if this feature already exists. Iām running iOS FYI.
Unfortunately, no. Our current plan doesnāt include pushing Dynalist towards the āreminder appā direction, and weāll polish it as an outlining/note-taking/organizing app. We may add more integrations (e.g. iCal) in the future, but direct date notifications from Dynalist is not in our plans, sorry.
Actually I do use it as a to-do application. And I guarantee others do as well. Reminder functionality canāt hurt - people who use the app as an outliner can simply turn it off. But if I set dates on items, as mentioned by Ryan above, then the app should have the option to notify at the due time/date.
I agree it canāt hurt, but it doesnāt get very high priority because we never promoted Dynalist as a todo list and although some use it as so, many do not.
Right now I synchronize with Google Calendar (Pro feature) and use its push notification. So I can have a daily reminder at 5 am, and 30 minutes before the appointment.
Sorry but I have to disagree. I think that notifications are an essential feature for every outlining/note-taking/ToDo app.
I think we all have todoās and dates where notification would be great!
I would heavily appreciate seeing this feature implemented soon!
Iām imagining a feature where 'due:2019-02-23-ā is used and configured to give notification in-app and/or by the OS.
The key thought here is itās a particular way of tagging dates that makes it an active alarm. The actual text form of that flag doesnāt concern me.
I just have to strongly agree on this.
With Google Tasks eliminating canvas view and ability to go past level one indenting, thereās simply no other option for something to serve as a to-do app / outliner that also offers notifications or alarms.
This would be a great feature that would fill a big gap in the market.
Couldnāt agree more. The comments above that Dynalist was never āpromoted as a to-do listā are jawdropping - it IS a to-do list, I use it every day, it works perfectly for this purpose, and whether or not itās promoted as such, built in reminders would perfectly complement the fact that you can ALREADY assign a date and time to entries. If the latter isnāt a primary, basic to-do list feature, I donāt know what is.
Well, there is certainly more than ONE option. On Windows, MyLifeOrganized is excellent. I use both MLO and Dynalist. Dynalist can easily be used as a To-Do list manager, of course, but MLO is an Outliner set up to be a To-Do list manager from its inception.