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Posted 3 years ago

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Posted 3 years ago

This possible feature would definitely enhance the RTM experience as it would give one immediate data feedback of one's actual progress for a defined period of time as well as category in the cloud.

Moreover, the feature would probably give one greater productivity awareness and strengthen one's conscious decision making.

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Posted 3 years ago

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Posted 3 years ago

I like it=)

Posted 3 years ago

juliaflint

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Posted 3 years ago

+1 great idea definitely

Posted 2 years ago

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Posted 2 years ago

dgmckenna

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Posted 2 years ago

jeremy.dolvelde

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Posted 2 years ago

Just being able to sort them would be a step forward.

Posted 2 years ago

Nice stats would drive usage, be a nice feature to show off and an infographics generator could be bonus for pro members. ++++1

Posted 2 years ago

Nice stats would drive usage, be a nice feature to show off and an infographics generator could be bonus for pro members. ++++1

Posted 2 years ago

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ernfors, this is an excellent idea! I was thinking exactly about it few days ago.
Seeing the amount of tasks completed, added and remaining in a (kind a burn-down) chart.

This example is close to what I'm trying to say. http://i.msdn.microsoft.com/dd347827.fig09_L(en-us).gif

I hope this suggestion could be approved!

Posted 2 years ago

I've been using a motivational site "Joes Goals" for tracking some recurring personal goals. It's extremely simple, but I think it would be great if I could just create those tasks in RTM. But the killer component of JG is that it tracks your current string of consecutive days that you have completed a given task (workout, yoga, whatever) and your overall longest such string. It also tracks negative "achievements" like "bought lunch" rather than brought lunch, etc.
For RTM to be able to do this, it would need to have a customizeable stats screen and you could assign values (+/-) for recurring tasks. RTM would seem to be a great tool for this sort of thing.

Posted 2 years ago

drew.repasky

+1 Love stats / meta-data.

Posted 2 years ago

jdanielp

Check out Google reader's statistics feature. It would be neat to see what days of the week tasks are being completed. Or what time of the day.

My time of day results would be skewed to the end of the day - when I am going over my tasks and outlining the next days work, but I wouldn't discount the usefulness of time of day statistics.

And while youre in there, don't forget about postponements. :-)

Posted 2 years ago

Would be great to have the ability to have some statistical analysis - tables and graphs please.

Posted 1 year ago

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Posted 1 year ago

justice.pilgrim

Tracking goals is important. I try to use RTM to do this but don't get any real feed back as to how I'm doing. I have a "goals" list that I have divided via tags into "daily" and "weekly" and have them on a repeating schedule. One problem I run into is that if I didn't achieve a goal on a given day, there is no way to get rid of it except to delete it or to "complete" the task which I feel is a false reward almost. It would be nice if repeating tasks could disappear after their due date and then some kind of statistic to tell me how many tasks I completed before the due date and how many I missed. Also a stat telling me how many consecutive tasks I have accomplished in a role would be nice.

Posted 1 year ago

chante77

Yes!! I'd love to see a graph of number of tasks completed per month, with options to compare tasks from different lists/tags!

Posted 1 year ago

pukao

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Posted 1 year ago

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Posted 1 year ago

shrikrish

+1 million!

Posted 1 year ago

shrikrish

Any comments from the dev's about this?

Posted 1 year ago

spudnik8

+1 million too!

Posted 1 year ago

Check this out: http://yourdatavisualizer.com/

Posted 1 year ago

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Posted 1 year ago

dan.collins

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Would really love some stats rtm folks.

Posted 1 year ago

Check this out guys: http://yourdatavisualizer.com
It provide some great statistics from your RememberTheMilk tasks :)

Posted 1 year ago

@amirmasoudabdol - I just tried yourdatavisualizer.com, but got an internal service error when i tried to authorize API access. Is it working for you?

Posted 1 year ago

@afmaury Yeah, I checked it again, there is not problem. You have to just wait for a sec to generate your reports. Good luck.

Posted 1 year ago

adam.wilkinson

I would definitely like to be able to see completed task stats. Even if it's as simple as this week's completed tasks in a list.

Posted 1 year ago

Great idea!
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Posted 1 year ago

bahbar

+1 !

Posted 11 months ago

dan.collins

I keep going back to task stats and getting the internal server error...its never worked for me.

So I definitely +1 any plan to provide reporting of this kind.

Actually, I think this is well overdue and RTM needs to innovate a bit more.

Posted 11 months ago

I would rather just see this implemented as an exportable data file, then you can import it to ManyEyes or something like that. It's too far afield from what RTM does best, and I would rather see them keep it simple.

Posted 11 months ago

german.acosta

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Posted 11 months ago

eriec.42

+1 It's a great idea.

Posted 9 months ago

Check out Google analytics use/partner with Google Chart Tools to provide easy but powerful charts.

Useful statistics:
- avg. day open
- avg. time spend
- #completed
- #postponed

Filter and group by month/list/location/period (year/month/week)

OR

Export/download with selectable timeframe

Posted 7 months ago

This would be a great Pro Feature...

Posted 6 months ago

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Posted 5 months ago

shanigentry

This.

Posted 15 weeks ago

gingrasnic

I would definitely like to have some stats, in the form of a yearly or monthly calendar maybe, specialy for the daily tasks or daily habits I want to develop. Maybe some export of all the dates I did something. Idealy with a way to target specifics tasks.
Thank you for your great work.

Posted 14 weeks ago

robert.rosolek

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Posted 13 weeks ago

athsalmon

good idea +2

Posted 11 weeks ago

robert.rosolek

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Posted 10 weeks ago

robert.rosolek

oh, I forgot I already gave +1 to this, sorry

Posted 10 weeks ago