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There is a "More Actions" button above each email with an option to "Add to tasks". This then adds the email to your list of tasks which appears in the bottom right of your screen. Clicking on the small arrow to the right of the task allows you to edit the options and attributes assigned to the task, for example to set a reminder or additional notes about ...

Google Tasks does not provide email alerts. As mentioned by @Antoops, you can set alerts for Google Calendar events which may provide the functionality you are looking for. It would be nice to see Google add the ability to set alerts for tasks, but I think they have left it out on purpose (since a task list is something you should check regularly by design ...

Actually, marking a task as complete doesn't delete it, even after you choose "clear completed tasks". You can always view completed tasks. In the console view ( https://mail.google.com/tasks/a/yourdomain.com/canvas ) just choose the "Completed tasks" view. In Gmail or Gcal, you can choose "Actions/View Completed Tasks".

We are a Google Apps Reseller. The two most successful tools we have seen our customers using are: shared Google Spreadsheets and Trello. The spreadsheet might seem crude but it is very flexible in how you set it up, it can be sorted and comments can be inserted. This would be the quickest for you to start using right away. Depending on the complexity and ...

From http://weloveastrid.com/help-user-guide-astrid-v3/backups-sync/: [Sync To] Google Tasks [In Astrid]: Press Log In & Synchronize to and select the Google account you’d like to sync with. Status: Displays whether you are syncing with Google Tasks and whether a sync was successful. It also provides useful stats such as when you ...

You need to use a third-party service called Google Tasks Porter. I never used it, so I don't know how it works, but Cnet has a nice article that describes the procedure. Point your browser to Google Tasks Porter. The first time you use it, you need to give it permission to access your Google account, which takes several clicks. (If you use multiple ...

I believe you could do this using Google Apps Script to update the Google Calendar when the change happens on the Google Site. This is probably more complex than what you were looking for but I don't believe there is any way to do this without writing a custom script. Some information on the Calendar and Sites services API: Calendar Services Sites ...

I don't know any web app that is doing that, but there are a lot of iPhone/iPad/Android apps that can be use to manage GTask offline, like: GeeTasks gTasks Hope this helps.