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Slack Lists launched in 2024 but it's only available on paid plans and lacks key features like recurring tasks. Compare Slack Lists to dedicated task management apps to find the best fit for your team.

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Managing recurring tasks in in Let's Do just got more flexible. While standard daily or weekly to-dos work for many situations, teams often need more precise control over their task schedules. That's why we're excited to introduce custom repeat intervals for tasks in Let's Do.

Managing tasks can be overwhelming, especially for fast-moving teams. Let's Do's Pinned To-Do Lists are particularly useful for team or project channels in Slack. Whether managing a long-term project or coordinating daily tasks, this feature helps keep everyone on the same page.

Are your team Slack based and looking for a way to improve task management? If so, you may consider using a Slack app like Let's Do to manage the workload in Slack. By managing tasks and priorities in Slack, you can keep everyone in the loop and move projects forward, one task at a time, without leaving Slack.

For most teams, some tasks are usually repeated from time to time. It can, for example, be a report that needs to be updated at the end of each month, a weekly timesheet to submit, or maybe a bi-weekly team lunch that needs to get organized. You probably have examples of these recurring tasks that sometimes can be easy to forget. How can you use Slack to handle this? We got the answer.

In order to keep up with the fast pace of life and work, it is essential to have a good system in place for managing to-dos. There are plenty of simple steps you can take to manage your time more effectively, and one of the most important is to have a clear list of to-dos that reflect your priorities. Using Slack for this can be game changer.

Slack has a lot of features. Some are easy to find, and others are a bit hidden. The question about task management usually comes up in one way or another after you have spent some time in Slack using it to collaborate with associates on projects and tasks.
What options exist to manage tasks in Slack?

When the number of tasks in your different lists has grown a bit, you might need to get an overview of tasks to keep things running smoothly. To make this easy, we have improved how you can filter lists of to-dos in Let's Do.

Slack tips and tricks can help you to unlock the full potential of the platform. If you currently lead a Slack-based team and want to know how to use Slack effectively to meet objectives, you’ve come to the right place. There is no shortage of Slack tips and tricks for you to explore.

Are you looking for remote project management tools to power your operations? Fortunately, there is no shortage of effective project management tools for remote teams to utilize. After a quick search on the Slack App Directory, you will find dozens of remote project management tools.

Are you using Slack for project management? Let's Do has become a go-to integration for Slack-centric teams. The Slack app enables you to quickly and easily add to-do lists to specific channels, assign tasks to colleagues, and set due dates. With our Slack-native app at your disposal, project management with Slack is a breeze. Let's Do is ideal for ambitious teams.

Are you looking for an effective Slack to-do list app? Rather than attempting to integrate advanced task management systems into your workflows, you could embrace the simplicity of to-do list apps that sits inside Slack.
Let’s break down some frequently asked questions about solutions for task management in Slack.

In this blog post I will share the background to how the Let's Do come to be and some of the ideas behind it. It originates from my experience as one of the founders of a digital service design agency and from my time as a freelance consultant.