Changing a calendar’s color changes the color of all of its events. Todoist is able to achieve its mission through its many integrations. Table of Contents Change a calendar’s name or color on Mac A calendar is identified by its name and color, which you can change at any time. I still have the (1) concern remaining to some extent though. An incredible calendar app offers customized formats, colors, task management. Todoist is available on Android, iOS, Mac, Windows, Apple Watch, and browser add-ons. If I have a task in Todoist with a set time, it's really conceptually the same as a calendar event (a thing that I have to go do at a set time). Use color-coded prioritization and get the satisfaction of seeing your progress toward task completion. My usage has changed now though, such that (2) is no longer true. Originally I kept them separate because 1) I didn't want Todoist to mess up my main Google Calendar via bugs (which was a good call, at least at first), 2) because I felt that, conceptually, Todoist tasks were different from calendar events. I don't sync any tasks that don't have a time associated with them (via Todoist cal sync options). The fact I dont even have access to a solid red so that I can mark certain projects as priorities drives me crazy.
And that any tasks that I have that have a date/time are really "events" (on some level at least). Next, to set up the connection between your Todoist projects and a Google Calendar click Add calendar. I have a project heavy task structure that I used to mark the priority or context of using colors and I have ran out of workable colors so that now I just have a lot of overlapping colors and greys. Well, my thinking here is that I'll get any calendar invites to show up automatically in Todoist (I've been doing weird copy to calendar stuff in Google Calendar as of late).
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