Bugs

Recurring tasks with an "every X days" pattern appear on the iOS app as if the first instance of the task was on the day the task was created rather than the day the task was set to when recurrence was activated. (A single instance also displays outside the pattern on the day the task was set to before recurrence was activated.) The tasks display correctly on the web app.

Hello, This has been an issue for a year with no resolve via back and forth on emails and now no response for months. The tasks getting moved to a date it won't stay moved via dragging and it won't move to the calendar or task list from braindump just by clicking the date and time in the task. Please help. This is getting so so frustrating that this hasn't been resolved.

I have enabled time zone support in Apple Calendar to facilitate planning video chats with people abroad. It means I can plan appointments according to JST, while I am in CEST. For example, I'd put the meeting in Apple Calendar for 17:30 JST, but it'd show up for me at 10:30 CEST. The problem is that Ellie doesn't do this; these appointments show up in Ellie according to the time they were originally put in Apple Calendar for, regardless of the time zone I attached to it.

Hi, First of all, thanks for the app. I noticed a serious sync issue: when I use the app offline and make changes (like adding a task), then reconnect, the app overwrites the existing online data. Specifically, any tasks already on the server for that day are deleted and replaced with only the offline changes, even though I didn’t delete anything. This is causing unexpected data loss. Could you please look into it? Best, Khalid

Please allow the modification of task lists for tasks created via email forwarding. For instance, I want to transfer tasks such as YouTube videos or articles sent to Braindump to my Reading List. Currently, it's not possible to change the list for tasks created through email forwarding. This fix is especially needed as email forwarding currently does not support forwarding to lists other than Today and Braindump.

When I mark a task as complete, the timer time gets added to the estimated time instead of filling in the actual time. For example, if I have used the timer for 10 minutes and completed a task estimated for 30 minutes, the actual time will read 40 minutes.