Unify the two sorting menus into one menu to reduce the number of UI elements on the screen and improve ergonomics by doing what the user wants with less clicks. The example picture below comes from the Simple-Gallery app. (The sorting options for a photo gallery don't all apply to a lists app, I don't propose adding any more sorting options.)

After pressing the + button to create a new list item, the bottom sheet can be dragged down to close the new item creator, but can not be dragged up to open the description editor. This means that if you want to create a new list item and add a description, you need to

1. create the title
2. close the editor
3. click on the newly created item
4. then add the description
5. then close the item again

This could be much simplified if you could add the description by just dragging up on the new item bottom sheet's dragbar.

Upon deleting an item, a snackbar flutter widget should appear with a prompt like "Item Deleted" and a button "Undo" which if pressed, will bring back the deleted item. This snackbar should disappear after some time. 5 seconds sounds reasonable to me.

so, im still working around with the tag feature. currently using the following function to make add the word in an array after user enters space or comma. it works as intended but it added the work in the array twice. if anyone has some ideas/suggestion, please share below.

TextField(
  controller: _tagController,
  decoration: const InputDecoration(border: InputBorder.none, hintText: "Add tags..."),
  onChanged: (value) {
    var previousText0 = '';
    final previousText = previousText0;
    previousText0 = value;
    if (value.length == 1 &&
        [" ", ","].contains(value)) {
      _tagController.clear();
      return;
    }
    if (value.length >
        previousText.length) {
      // Add case
      final newChar = value[value.length - 1];
      if ([" ", ","].contains(newChar)) {
        final targetString =
            value.substring(0, value.length - 1);
        if (targetString.isNotEmpty) {
          tagsValue.add(targetString);
          _tagController.clear();
        }
      }
    }
    print(tagsValue);
  },
)

a setting like some other apps already do~
but instead of reappearing instantly in the todo again..

hide the completed daily task in completed t'ill next day (idk why but most apps with a repeat daily feature gonna add a copy to completed and instantly reappear in todo with just a different date and sometimes are difficult to distinguish) or add something to distinguish when completed~

hope this is possible? :)
i like the UI

Edit: repeat every 2nd or 3th day would also be nice~

Edit: notify removed from title, since i saw a Reminder/Alarm is already planned.

This app is flawless; just a refined version of google tasks. The only thing I could ever want is widget support (with material you of course). I may do this myself but I've never touched mobile app development.

It is possible to sort item by their creation date and modification date, but you can not view what those dates actually are. It would be great if you could enable a setting in the settings menu to view the date created or date modified or days since creation in greyed out text aligned right of the item's title.

Add the ability to export and import the lists and list items as markdown files in folders. Exporting each list as a folder and each item as a file would be very intuitive. The folder would be the list name, the file name would be each list items title, and the file contents would be the description of the list item if it has one. The exported data would be contained in a folder named something like minttask-2023-22-10-450 meaning the exported data would automatically be named based on the date and time it was created. This makes managing backups easy. This system would be straightforward to implement if minttask stored all of its data as markdown files on the filesystem by default. In that case importing and exporting the list(s) would just mean copying and pasting a directory.

I think it would be nice to be able to create new tabs/categories/folders to separate some tasks, something similar to google tasks.

If it's good I can even try to do it myself in a fork, then open a pull request :P

In the item editor, add a back button in the bottom right corner of the editor just above the keyboard that closes the keyboard and takes you back to the list. This makes going back to the item list a one click process instead of pressing back to close the keyboard and back again to close the item. The button would be similar to the "Create Item" button in the list view which looks like a circle with a plus (+) icon in it, but this button would have a check mark in it.

a setting to move the checkbox to the right side?
or/and gesture to complete like the "remove" gesture

Many people have todo lists for different projects. For example I would keep my shopping list separate from my chores list. Being able to keep multiple lists would greatly improve the usefulness of the app.

Proposal: In the top menu bar add a clipboard icon.

This icon opens the list menu, a "ListTiles" flutter widget. Here the user can create and delete lists similarly to how they would create and delete list items in minttask already. To create a list the user would press a button with the plus symbol (+) in the bottom right corner of the screen. To delete a list the user would press and hold on a ListTile and after a couple seconds a dialogue would pop up and ask the user if they wanted to delete the list. Accidentally deleting a whole list would be a much worse situation than just one item, so pressing and holding to open the deletion dialogue may be better than a simple delete button or swiping. The ListTile widget supports press-and-hold as an input. The undo snackbar would appear after deleting a list just as it would for deleting an item.

Individual tasks/items can be moved from their current list to another list. After clicking on an item to edit it, there should be a button at the top of the screen next to (or replacing) the trash-bin icon that opens the list menu. Clicking on a list will send that item to the selected list, and remove it from its current list.

When creating lists I usually write things down as I think of them, not in the order that I want to do them. It would make it easier to keep track of what order I want to do things in if it were possible to rearrange items in the list. A feature like pressing and holding to unlock the item from its position to drag it up or down. Or a drag handle like the icon below that would allow you to drag the item.