From what I can tell, on the home page, the current workload section of the Work widget only shows in-progress items that have either a start date or due date assigned to them. But I often have work tasks that are "in progress" but do not have a start date or end date assigned.

I would like to see this list include tasks that are in-progress but have no dates. I can understand why they would not show up in the Agenda section. But I want my "current workload" to show me EVERYTHING across all projects that's listed as "in progress."

Obviously I can add a start date to the tasks but I have to remember to do that. And sometimes I don't and then they fall off my radar because they are not listed in the current workload section, which is what happened to me this morning.

This morning all of a sudden I remember I had not done anything on a project that I had intended to work on. I just happened to remember it and when I went to the home page to click on it and open up the task, I could not find it. Freedcamp should have been the one to remind me and help me remember it.

I wish there was a way to get a clean, simplified view of a wiki page so it was more suitable for printing, converting to a PDF, etc.

Ideally you'd be able to configure/select what you want on the simplified view. For example I am sure some people would want to see the author of the wiki in the simplified view while other would not. But even if the simplified view just showed the title and the description, that would be useful.

Ideally the simplified view could be shown in a browser window too.

I'm not sure if I'd want to be able to configure it on a per-wiki basis or a per-wiki list basis or a per-project basis. My gut reaction is that configuring the options of what constitutes a simplified view would be best done at the wiki-list level.

Evernote is self-destructing. They released a complete re-write of their app way before it was ready and they are losing many many customers, including me. I have THOUSANDS of notes in Evernote. and I am trying to get off of Evernote completely. That's how I found Freedcamp and I love it.

Currently the only way I can get stuff out of Evernote without cutting and pasting is to email a note into a task list or discussion and I have been doing that one at a time. But it is a SLOW process.

Evernote can export notes in bulk into an XML file format called. .enex. So it would be AWESOME to be able to import a .enex file into Freedcamp.

Notes in Evernote can have reminders. So I guess it makes sense to import the .enex file into Freedcamp as a new task list in a project.

But for my use case, what I'd really like is to be able to import a .enex file into a wiki list. (with some sort of warning that reminders on the notes in the .enex file will be discarded). A wiki list just feels closer to an Evernote notebook than a task list.

As I said there are LOTS of people searching for Evernote alternatives these days. And Freedcamp is a very compelling option. ESPECIALLY when you compare per user pricing between Freedcamp and Evernote and Notejoy etc. Freedcamp is a MUCH MUCH better VALUE for the money.

So a tool to facilitate easy migration from Evernote into Freedcamp plus a little bit of marketing could be a big win for Freedcamp.

Seriously, someone in Freedcamp business development needs to look into this and run the numbers. I am sure there is a compelling business case here.

Each time tracker should show me the sum of all the time it has spent in "Doing" state. I should be able to override it or adjust it if I wish.

a) I click "new tracker"
b) It picks the current time and starts at 00:00 in "Stoppped" state
c) I can add as many trackers like this as I like and edit their values at will
d) When I start/pause/unpause a tracker, it updates itself with the time spent, no need for data entry by a human.

I don't see why I would bother pausing or unpausing a tracker if I have to work out the time and enter it myself anyway?

It would be great to have software that you can install on your PC in order to set projects and tasks on which you're working meanwhile your PC is used.

By using a simple interface by clicking on the tray icon you can start/pause/stop tasks progression in an easy way.

Moreover, at this point would be great to have a Timing module above all projects in order to filter and export the working time upon different projects. (for some reason, the export widget permits to export time upon the different project, but the feature is enabled the only project by project O_o")

Thanks a lot