Hi guys! That would be great. Not to enter online, but an app, just as RememberTheMilk has. (If you guys launch one, I'll download it just right away).

I would like to have a list of stuff I won't do: no possibilities ATM, don't want to do but don't want to delete task either etc.

I am enjoying the app. I am baffled to why you do not have a mobile application feature for the iPhone.My way of connecting now is to add a bookmark thru Safari. Not very efficient usage of LazyMeter mobile.

Beside that I am enjoying the app otherwise. It that I have this app that track and utilize my productivity.

I'd like a subtle way to distinguish between tasks at work and tasks at home. Maybe a couple of colors besides white and red.

I'd like be able to syncronize with Google Calendar, so we'd have a start date (including time) and a finish date. Of course these dates with time could be optional.

The idea and whole graphic interface are brilliant. I love working with LazyMeter! (Please, keep this clean concept)

My little vote is for label Eject intead Done :-)

First your Lazymeter is really awesome and it helps me getting stuff done all day long. Second, i would love to see a Android App to see my Lazymeter on my Cell phone.
nice work Lazymeter team, Regards a Lazymeter user

Is good to see the old tasks in red and the current ones in white, but not always all the old tasks are more importante than a new one.

So my suggestion is that one could order a white ask above a red task

It would be awesome for the laziest of us to be able to see the actual date somewhere obvious, instead of just the words "today" or "tomorrow".

Will most probably have more to comment as I use it.

A Toolbar, so LazyMeter can remind me within my browser not just through email.

I've been writing "<task name/description> (notes)" as the name for my task whenever I've added notes to that task so I remember to check out the notes. I would like if it would instead automatically show the notes icon somewhere on the task (perhaps before the words of the task or near the date?) when you have added a note to that task, that way you know that there's notes that you should check out as you're working on that task.

I am very impressed with the features and programming that went into this project.

As a suggested feature for future consideration, it would be useful to be able to search. There will be times when one would like to quickly see when an item was scheduled if it is awaiting action in the Stop list.

well done.

Many of my tasks are quite big, and can often require multiple days to accomplish. It would be nice if there was a button which combined "tick" and "pause", marking the item for my attention the next day, but counting it as completed for the day in terms of the recorded statistics.

On the main LazyMeter screen, I want a visible reminder of the broad goals I'm working on.

For example, right now my big projects are Christmas shopping and preparing to move. Whenever I look at LazyMeter, I want to see those things listed. They're not tasks; they're reminders to think where I'm at on those things and generate more tasks as needed.

They need not be linked to the tasks. And probably shouldn't be as I'll be tempted to do more pointless bookkeeping of the sort that Lazymeter was smart to avoid.

I keep a bunch of topic-specific backlogs. E.g., books to read, movies to watch, things to fix around the house. They're definitely not to-do lists; more like things-I-could-do or nice-idea lists. It would be nice to have those in LazyMeter so that I could easily find something to add when I'm planning my day/week.

It would be nice to be able to list or flag some of the tasks as more important than others rather than have all of the tasks be in the same color and in an unadjustable order. Maybe it should let us drag tasks that we think are most important to the top.

When I am tired at the end of the day I don't want to go through all the items in my list that I could not get done today. In that case it would be cool to have one button that just pauses all items at once.