Dozilla.io – Unified productivity. This blog contains some articles which explain how to use dozilla.io, my free online to do … More Dozilla.io – your (group) to do list (Read this first)
Ad-hoc chats
I have a QR code sticker at my car’s window. Whenever someone wants to contact me, he can just scan … More Ad-hoc chats
Going premium
Some functions of dozilla.io require a “premium” project, meaning that they cost a (small) amount of money. This premium version … More Going premium
Dozilla.io – Meetings, calendar entries and more
My group to do site dozilla.io offers a calendar view which lists different types of calendar entries: Dates will be … More Dozilla.io – Meetings, calendar entries and more
Dozilla.io – Working with tags
This article describes how to work efficiently with tags in my to do list Dozilla.io. A “tag” is a short … More Dozilla.io – Working with tags
Dozilla.io – Open it from anywhere
My to do list Dozilla.io offers quite a few keyboard shortcuts if you work on a device with a physical … More Dozilla.io – Open it from anywhere
Dozilla.io – An example project
This article will show you some practical examples for using my online to do list Dozilla.io. Using Dozilla.io for yourself … More Dozilla.io – An example project
Dozilla.io – Security and access control
The task management site Dozilla.io offers different levels of access control to a project and its tasks: Access link The … More Dozilla.io – Security and access control
Dozilla.io – Define your own fields
Overview The task management website Dozilla.io allows to define project-specific fields. These can be used to classify/aggregate tasks beyond the … More Dozilla.io – Define your own fields
Dozilla.io – Working with several devices
The overall idea of the task management tool Dozilla.io is based on unique devices IDs (this is a “machine ID”). … More Dozilla.io – Working with several devices