Instead of a task being daily or weekly or monthly or yearly, allow a user to define multiple recurrence rules, providing the flexibility for more bizarre schedulesīeing a task attribute, I believe it would also lend itself to open support for recurring subtasks as well.I personally use only 16 of the possible 300 active projects available in Premium, yet I utilise sections to split them up, then add tasks and subtasks. The biggest difference in the area of projects and tasks is the number of projects you can add. Since it's just a single task, no problem! Tip: Check out my ULTIMATE guide to Todoist recurring tasks and subtasks here. Allow for a task to recur indefinitely.Make it a single task marked as a recurring task (bringing things like description and comments to a single place).I understand this would likely require back-end changes, but please consider changing how recurring tasks work. Then, after setting it to 5 years, I realized I'd created this monster list which ate all the other tasks, visually. First, I realized I couldn't simply have it recur indefinitely. There's one task that we do every month, for example, for the foreseeable future. I was bummed the first time I created a recurring task and found that Wrike simply created a task for every single instance. One of the tools that we came from was Asana, which falls short in so many ways, but handles recurring tasks very well.

I must confess that of all the many, awesome features in Wrike, recurring tasks is probably the one I'm most underwhelmed by.

Todoist recurring subtasks