Hi, I am using GoodTask with Apple Reminders and would like to add Microsoft ToDo.
However, it appears the due date is not synching correctly:
Is this a problem of MS To Do oder GoodTask?
Thanks for using GoodTask. Please check Reminders app and see if it works properly. There was a issue on Outlook/Exchange and Reminders app not synching due date properly from long time ago especially on Mac. I’m not quite sure if Apple is planning to fix it or not though. I recommend using iCloud to sync on Reminders data since it works the best. Thanks!
Ah, I see. I wasn‘t aware, that it is Apple Reminders that is synching with MS ToDo. In Apple Reminder, I see the same mistake
I am not sure what you mean by that / how I could accomplish this.
I mean that using default Apple’s sync rather than MS Todo works better. Using it won’t work with MS Todo though. Thanks!
Do you have any current information or insights on this?
I still don't understand what you're trying to tell me.
I have created a Microsoft 365 account as an Internet account on each of my Apple devices (it has to be created as an "Exchange account"). Apple Reminder, therefore, displays the tasks that I create in Outlook or with Microsoft To in a separate list. GoodTask displays these, too (in the separate list).
I need Microsoft tasks, too, because they can be synced with tasks in the CRM system Pipedrive, which I habe to use.
How can I use iCloud, alternatively, to synchronize Reminders and ToDos?
If you turn on Reminders in iCloud settings in default settings app, you'll see iCloud lists in Reminders app and GoodTask. It'll be shown separately from your Exchange account data.
You may use it as you want. If you find any issues, let me know. I'll take a look. Thanks!
According to a developer who developed for me an automated synchronization between my CRM (Pipedrive) and Microsoft To Do based on Make.com, there ist a similar date problem:
Pipedrive allows due dates without a time, but Microsoft then stores a time of 12:00 a.m. Due to differences in time zones, this can result in the due date being set one day earlier or later.
I assume something similar happens when GoodTask displays reminders that come from MS To Do.
Just fyi
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