The Todoist Blog covers all the detail you need to know about the newly added integration as well as some useful information such as this. The Todoist tasks are added to your Google Calendar (your choice of which calendar stream it uses) and can block out a set period of time around tasks that have a due date and time, as well as the configurable ability to either add tasks without a due date as an all day event or not map them at all. The sync is real-time and two way, offering the ability to add tasks via calendar and vice versa. Very handy for making sure you don’t miss any important updates in shared projects.As a heavy Google user and someone who now relies on Todoist, the practicality of it is wonderful. New: For anyone collaborating in Todoist, you’ll now be able to mark individual notifications as read or unread. We hope it makes Todoist more comfortable to use for more people. Font options can be found inside the iOS accessibility settings. Make words in Todoist bigger or smaller, whatever you find easiest to read. New: We’ve added support for Dynamic Type – Apple’s fancy way of saying you can change the font size in your apps. Click on the gear icon in the upper-right and select Settings.Sign into the Todoist web app (this integration can only be authorized via the web app).To connect your Todoist with Google Calendar: Relax knowing that everything’s organized and accounted for.Adjust your plan as you go – drag-and-drop events in your calendar and see the changed due dates instantly reflected back in your Todoist.Focus on what’s most important by actually blocking off time for your tasks in your calendar.Plan out big projects in your calendar so you know you can hit each milestone on time.
Get a clear overview of your tasks for the day, week, month, neatly laid out inside your calendar.
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