Email to tasks

Turn emails into tasks.

When an email asks you for something, alfred_ has the to-do ready. Or turn any email into a task yourself.

New email · 9:05 AM
Karen Walsh · Kickoff
Can you send the agenda before Thursday?
alfred_ read it
That's a to-do for you.
To-do readyYour OK
Send Karen the kickoff agenda
Done Wednesday
Off your list
Just a replyNeeds you
Goes on your Needs you list
Gmail
Outlook
Google Tasks
Every list, one place

The ask, the date, the email.A to-do that keeps the email it came from.

Ready for you

When an email asks you for something, the to-do is written.

Any email

Create task on any email. It starts with the subject line.

The email, kept

The task keeps the email it came from.

Reminders

Ask for one and get a text when it's time.

On your week

Drag a to-do onto your calendar.

“The drag-and-drop feature for tasks directly from the calendar is fantastic;it really simplifies organization.”

Project managerDaycare group in France

Working the day you connect.Connect it. It reads. Your to-dos show up.

Connect Gmail or Outlook.

Sign in with Google or Microsoft. Your password stays with them.

Add the to-dos it finds.

When an email asks you for something, the to-do is ready. You see it before it's added.

Check it off anywhere.

On the web, on your iPhone, or by text.

Connect your email

OAuth sign-in · no password stored

Ask alfred_

Ask about your to-dos.

On Home.Ask right where your list is.

By text.Text alfred_ like you'd text a person.

On iPhone.Your to-dos and chat in the app.

In Claude and ChatGPT.Connect alfred_ and ask from there.

What's due.Ask what's due this week.

Reminders when you want them.Say when. Get a text. Check it off.

Remind me by text.

Ask for a reminder and get a text when it's time.

On your week.

Drag a to-do onto your calendar to make time for it.

One list for all of it.

Email, texts and Google Tasks, together.

Your list stays yours.You decide what stays. Your other apps stay as they are.

You decide what stays.

Dismiss any to-do alfred_ adds and it leaves your list.

Google Tasks, read only.

alfred_ reads the lists you choose and writes nothing back.

Quiet when you want.

Set quiet hours. Reminders wait until they end.

FAQ

Questions, answered.And a real person if you want one.

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Does alfred_ turn emails into tasks on its own?

It writes the to-do, and you add it. When an email on your Needs you list asks you for something, Add to-do shows the task alfred_ read from it, with a due date when the email gives one. Nothing goes on your list until you've seen it.

Can I turn any email into a task?

Yes. Click Create task on any email. The task starts with the subject line, and you set the due date, list, priority and repeat before you add it.

Does the task keep the email?

Yes. A task made from an email keeps it, so you can read the thread or open it in Gmail or Outlook from the task.

Does it work with Outlook and other accounts?

Yes. Create task works on every email account you connect: Gmail, Outlook and IMAP.

Can I add a to-do by text?

Yes. Text alfred_ what you need to do, and when, and it's on your list.

Does alfred_ remind me?

When you ask it to. Say when, and you get a text at that time. Reminders that fall in your quiet hours wait until they end.

Does it work with Google Tasks?

Yes. Choose the lists to bring in. alfred_ reads them and writes nothing back to Google.

Make sure nothing slips.