A simple word report with the possibility to make a journal of all the description we wrote in each tasks.
I use the description field to write formatted reports with protocols for trials and results, i add files. But at the end i would like to generate and download a single Word file in one click for a given project with all the data, description and optionally all the file that were integrated in the project. What do you think ?

We would like to see the projects name next to the tasks name in calendar and iCal (Feed). I know it already shows at mouse over. But we would like to have a capacity overview. So we need to see all tasks of all projects on one view. Since the tasks' names are mostly the same ("Shooting", "Postproduction"..) we would love to see to which project this belongs.

Its would help scheduling that if a project or all projects that are linked in time and dependent of one anothers completion that if a single task has to be scheduled forward in time or took longer to complete etc. that all the tasks post this modified one were rescheduled automatically in time.

The list of todos should get a sorting so can be sorted by date, priority, user and progress.

A combining of the parameters would be very helpful!

Sorry for my bad English!

I love the new Home dashbaord! But I think it might be helpful, under "My Work" and "Tasks" if the task could also include the name of the project the tasks is under. I sometimes have similar task names, but under different projects, so it's hard to differentiate at a glance. Just a thought and thanks for your consideration!

It would be great if we can change the currency to Turkish Liras.

The priority rating, in progress, etc. on the right side in Tasks Board view doesn't move when you scroll down your list of tasks. I was using this to quickly assign priorities, etc. to my tasks but made it difficult. It would have been easier than going into each project.

Sometimes I'm not sure how I want to organize something and I end up needing to make subtasks into task list. Instead of having to cut and paste it would be nice to be able to "promote" a subtask into a new task list.

so it will be able to use all real estate on big monitors without a need to go full-screen mode.

Station is an integration platform like zapier. If you can integrate with station it will be great.

https://getstation.com

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The custom fields that are added manually should be pulled to the reports available via Data Feed Links feature.

I have lots of huge task lists but sometimes use a higher level list to organize those. In order to remember to look at the task list, I add a task saying "See xxxx list". Having a link there would allow me to go right to it.

Currently in Freedcamp Uservoice Suggestions for Features we do not see the date or time when ideas and comments were posted. It would be very useful to know this information when adding, reviewing or commenting.

Honestly, I'm just starting to use Freedcamp for myself after using Basecamp for a year or so with church. I appreciate the free tier, but am not sure any of the paid options are for me. As such, I was wondering if there could be a "tip jar" so folks like me can at least kick in to keeping the lights on and ad free :)

If there was a way to show all unfinished tasks to date without having to create a special filter would be great. For example: if the Filter By Due date would let you leave the first date range blank and allow @today in the second. This would give you the ability to see ALL uncompleted tasks without having to set both dates.

Tasks often times have multiple edits and attached files/images/screen shots that are attached. It would be great if when exporting Tasks lists that there was an options to export the attached files and history.

It would be super time saving if one can drag and drop a task to another date from the calendar menu. Currently it takes 5-6 steps to do that and get back to the calendar view. We have multiple projects running so to go into project without seeing the global calendar view doesn't serve our purpose.