Getting started
- Install Spur Tasks from the App Store when it becomes available.
- Open the app and choose Google sign-in.
- Grant the requested permissions so the app can read and update your Google Tasks data.
- Choose or create the task list you want to use as your inbox.
- Create your first task using the quick entry field.
Natural language examples
Spur Tasks can parse simple task commands while you type:
Buy groceries @home tomorrow p2 #errandsSend proposal @work friday p1 #clientBook dentist in 2 weeks #healthReview roadmap @product next monday p3
Priority syntax
Use p1, p2, p3, or p4 to assign priority while creating a task. Lower numbers are higher priority.
Lists and labels
Use @listname to send a task to a specific Google Tasks list. Use #label to add labels for custom organization inside Spur Tasks.
Sync behavior
Core task information syncs with Google Tasks. Extra metadata such as priorities, labels, and comments may be stored in an app-created Google Sheet connected to your Google account.
FAQ
Is Spur Tasks free?
Yes. The first public version is planned as a free app.
Do I need a Google account?
Yes. Spur Tasks is built around Google Tasks sync, so Google sign-in is required for the main app experience.
Can I use it without internet?
The app is designed for Google sync. Some local state may remain visible, but creating and syncing tasks requires network access.
Where is my data stored?
Core task data is stored in Google Tasks. Optional enrichment metadata may be stored in an app-created Google Sheet in your Google account.
How do I remove access?
You can revoke Google access and delete app-created files by following the data deletion guide.