Is there a kanban or board view where you can swipe across project screens? (project and tag overview)

[quicksite]

I'm ADHD, and visual display systems work better than anything else for me. I'd like to enter and group tasks by projects or category groupings. And I'd like to be able to browse my to do's by category by swiping to the next category, and the next and the next.

As opposed to having to select a category in the overlay panel, arrive at that page with those tasks displaying... then have to go back to the overlay panel to choose the next category.

Does anyone know if this is built in or supported by super productivity? Thank you.

[johannesjo]

Hi there! Thanks for opening this up. This is currently not built in (and for kanban please refer to #374). I can see this happening as feature that is solely triggered by a keyboard shortcut. Would that work for you?

[quicksite]

Hi Johannes, understood re #374, and I see it tagged as difficult, which I recognize means a lot of dev time to figure out how to implement and then build it, test it, execute.
When you say "triggered by a keyboard shortcut", do you mean shortcuts that swap the next category panel into view, or that I could sort of slide them across?

I've spent the past 5 weeks testing between 15 and 20 to do apps, determined to find one that I can bend into the way my mind works because I'm very overloaded with impt & urgent tasks and need a smart tool. I've been narrowing down my choices, and this horizontal scrolling or Board View that a few of the apps have I've really been taken by. Because it gives me the kind of visual context my brain really needs to start learning how to make better prioritization choices.

I don't want to cause unnecessary development time & effort, because i have more or less gotten this sliding action to work reasonably well on 2, possibly 3 of these apps, so it may make more sense for me to pick one of them. ... fyi, here's a short 9-sec video of my scrolling on the desktop version of todoist. The other one that also has this in a slightly different way is ticktick.

Thank you so much for your responsiveness to people's questions & requests.
Richard

Todoist-horiz-scroll_May-30-202_mp4.mov

[johannesjo]

Hey Richard! Thank you very much for your feedback. You make a very interesting point. Planning – so far – hasn't been the strongest area of super productivity tbh so this is really some interesting thought fodder. The reason for this is probably that I personally don't have to juggle so many tasks, that's why I haven't really developed that area as much. A tag and a project overview (or a combination of the two) could be really useful. I hope I can make this work at some point. As long as we keep the task ui a little bit more limited than for the normal view, this shouldn't be too hard to do.

[bgoewert]

Kanbans and custom boards were added in v12. But I had a related feature/improvement idea.

I have not historically used a Kanban or similar board (Eisenhower Matrix), but I'm going to try it out. One thing that I noticed that could be an improvement was that there was no column filter for time spent. Adding this could allow you to have a list of in-progress tasks without needing to add a tag. Thoughts?