We are also launching tags this weekend or early next week. You can search by tags on Calendar and Task Boards as well in Tags section in My Account now

Is the problem with a chunked layout on Tasks Board? Have you tried to use Custom Fields to add Sprint# to all projects, assigning the same number to tasks across different projects and filtering by it on tasks Board?

ETA is Dec 2018. We will display all the items you can see in the web interface on mobile but only tasks can be looked at inside the apps. Rest of supported items - events, milestones, issues, CRM calls and tasks will prompt to open in a browser.

We will be launching Calendar Board https://freedcamp.com/dashboard/calendar on mobile and will add support for project calendars and filters early 2019 as well as a support to create, edit and delete Calendar events

Do you know that you can copy tasks with subtasks? You can also import tasks from XLS. So you have two options to not type anything ever again - copy previous task OR export that task and import it from XLS to your project when needed.

Thank for posting. I edited the title and description a bit. We did consider this option but delayed as it is not easy to do/test + very hard to support users where each plan can have a different subset of features.

@Jake you can send a screenshot to help@freedcamp.com and I will add it. Thank you

Have you tried to use 'Maximize' button when you write long comments (use the same button to go back and save)?

Hi,

Thanks for posting! We suggest to search by a keyword https://freedcamp.uservoice.com/forums/126945-suggestions-for-features?query=Reminders and ideally join existing items or post a comment and ask us to extend existing requests scope

Cheers,
Igor

Why?

@Evgeny - sure. In a meantime please try dark-reader-2 it works very well and has plenty of options if you do not like defaults- see here https://twitter.com/Freedcamp/status/1051859930133618688

+ 4 votes from https://freedcamp.uservoice.com/forums/126945-suggestions-for-features/suggestions/8040159-freedcamp-themes

Please check https://zapier.com/apps/freshdesk/integrations and https://zapier.com/apps/freedcamp/integrations

We definitely have an action zap 'Create a task' so if Fresh Desk has a trigger you need you can easily integrate straight away.

Please clarify "and everybody is busy right now" part

Ok - so not inter-project dependencies but options to select tasks blocking and waiting on for a task?

I see it as a function of maybe a future rules engine where one team will set:

IF a file is attached AND it is an image THEN create a folder 'Images' if it does not exist AND move a file to it.

Another team may create a rule:

IF a file is attached to a task THEN create a folder 'Tasks' if it does not exist AND move a file to it.

Yet another team may create:

IF a file is attached THEN create a folder 'Oct 2018' if it does not exist AND move a file to it.

Deciding it for you will most likely be a miss rather than a hit.

No issue - just busy with tasks having 200+ votes https://freedcamp.uservoice.com/forums/126945-suggestions-for-features/filters/top

Needs to be done
- add an option to change how comments are shown (ASC/DESC)
- make sure it is supported in all applications - Tasks, Discussions, Wikis, Files, CRM
- change button which scrolls now to the first unread comment to support DESC order (should be shown only if you have more than a few unread comments or be hidden in DESC version entirely).

@Jim - agree - it has to be user's choice

Right now you do NOT need to scroll - https://www.dropbox.com/s/nf97h90l6bgah73/scroll%20down.png?dl=0

1. You can click and go straight to the last comment
OR
2. If there are unread comments this button will scroll you to the first unread comment

When you are checking last comments this button will help you to go up to top without scrolling - it will change direction and wait you inside a sticky header we show.

Just my notes on 'most recent on top':
- if you do not want to read last unread comments and just add an own comment - works perfectly
- if you want to read new comments before posting own one and have 6 unread comments you will first have to scroll down to the first unread and start reading by scrolling up until you reached the top of the page. Sure - we can implement our 'arrow down' with red bubble to move you to that position in one click and after that it will move you to the very first comment down the page. Go down, scroll up here.

Currently, when you want to read new comments, last comment on bottom allows us to navigate you to the first unread comment down below where you keep scrolling down to reach new comment box which is again down direction. Go down, scroll down here.

In addition we all have a habit to read top to bottom and with that I agree that some people may like to do it in the opposite direction - hence a need to implement this feature.

+13 votes from a duplicate https://freedcamp.uservoice.com/forums/126945-suggestions-for-features/suggestions/10945095-reverse-chronological-comment-sorting

Please also do not forget that your browser is very powerful piece of software. For example in Chrome 'End' on keyboard will instantly scroll to a bottom of the page and 'Home' key will scroll up (Windows)

Reference - https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/157179?hl=en

@Roberto - we may not have now all you need https://zapier.com/apps/freedcamp/integrations/zapier. You will most likely need a trigger what task ABC is completed -> create a task XYZ and assign it to D, but if you email help@freedcamp.com we will be able to add it quickly.

It is correct.

@Sergey - just to make sure - now you CAN reorder your task lists manually but can not sort.

You can simply set a task (recurring) 'Create Monthly Reports' project task recurring monthly to remind you and use Project Templates (Business plan) to create a new project from a template project you pre-created with all the tasks required.

@Mike - thanks for posting. It will probably be easier to add an ability to copy/move wikis in the same or to another project which will instantly solve this (you just add your templates as wiki prefixed [TEMPLATE] in a title) and many other use cases

@Andreas - yes, users can see all tags and after applying tags all project groups not matching filters with all the projects within becoming totally invisible with the indicator visible on top that you see not all projects in your Freedcamp.