TaskView 1.15.0 - Graph View
Nikolai Giman
TaskView founder and maintainer
Fullstack developer
Hi everyone!
In this update, I’ve added a new way to organize your tasks - Graph View. Now you can see your tasks not just as a list or Kanban board, but as a visual map.
With the graph, you can:
- see how tasks are connected;
- understand the full structure of your project;
- find dependent and related tasks faster;
- plan your work through connections, not just lists.
I built this feature for people who think visually and want to see the “big picture” of their projects. It’s simple and intuitive - you can move tasks around, connect them, and explore how everything links together.
Features:
- Added ability to display tasks as graphs - now you can visualize task connections and project structure.
- Save positions of elements in the graph for consistent layouts.
- Create linked tasks by dragging an edge and dropping it in free space.
- Added option to switch between vertical and horizontal graph layouts.
- Added ability to delete connections between tasks.
Turn your tasks into graph
TaskView horizontal task graph - visual view of tasks connected by dependencies, showing how projects and subtasks are linked in a clear, organized structure.
TaskView vertical task graph showing project structure with connected tasks and dependencies
More improvements and settings for the graph are coming soon.
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As always, thanks for supporting TaskView! If you have any questions, feel free to email me at [email protected].
🛠 Fixes
- Fixed an issue with creating a TLS connection for the SMTP client
- Fixed an error during the first user registration