GQueues Pro is what I used to use before I discovered Comapping!

GQueues has the circular “check boxes” with progress metres for tasks.

They’re excellent for complex projects needing estimates, but not so good for simple checklists and the like.

I propose you have a “simple checkbox” icon. To keep it separate from what you have now, make it square. It should have 2 states only: checked/unchecked.

To make this ideal, it should work like Google Tasks: Adding a checkbox to a top-level item automatically adds it to all sub-items. Checking a top-level item automatically checks all sub-items and unchecking a top-level item automatically unchecks all sub-items.

If possible, to make it really great, checking automatically “greys-out” and/or “strikes out” the text just like in Google Tasks.

The amount of uses for this would be unending. Fast and easy, it replaces Google Tasks and similar tools without being cumbersome (as it is now a bit for this purpose with the check circles and their many possible states) while still maintaining all the functionality of a great mind-mapping solution.

That’s how I’m using it now — clicked the blog link and here I am, within the application shortcut window. This is as it should be.

Yet if I click on the “MY MAPS” green button, it opens in Chrome, which isn’t what I want. Every other program I have saved as an application shortcut behaves properly (Google Calendar, Google Tasks, GQueues, even Facebook) by opening within the application shortcut window, not creating a new window.

However, when Comapping opens within the application shortcut window, the recent maps open properly, within the window, and same thing with going to Comapping top left icon > Open or to “My Maps” (little icon, near the top left, but not the big green button).

Possibly other links within Comapping have the same (in my opinion, incorrect) behaviour as the green “MY MAPS” button, but I haven’t tested them.

Further, I signed up originally using my Google login, same with how I used GQueues. And yet it did NOT play nice with my password manager, LastPass. In order to log in automatically, I had to open a new browser window, and only then would LastPass autofill my account details.

Nonetheless, with GQueues, which also uses a Google login, the application shortcut window played nice with LastPass.

Because of that conflict, I stopped using that account and set up another one with a non-Google login, as you know.

Potentially this could have cost you a good prospective customer during the initial trial stages before they invested time and energy into Comapping, coming to the realization that it is a superior tool, these Google Chrome application shortcut behaviour issues aside.

Thanks for the continuing improvements in everything (from new functionality to a flexible pricing scheme) and especially for the great product.

Plus, the software just “works”.

I’d love to see GCal integration (which would be popular) and mobile access (maybe even WAP even if only “read only”, although I understand that’s hardly your priority).

Yet, as is, it was light years better than the half dozen or so competitors I tried.

I’m just using it for personal projects right now. It’s essentially my “GTDish” “To Do” list.

But even still, it’s really sweet to see everything laid out visually, almost like a flow-chart, and I see potential for businesses, project managers, whomever.

TOTALLY worth the money.

Even note-taking!