Features

• React Native
• ReactJS
• Node.js
• Mongo DB
• Socket.io
• AWS S3
• TaskPro | Mobile & Web Task Management App is a platform that allows users to manage their tasks, projects, and workflows in an efficient and organized manner. It typically comes with features that are useful for both individual users and teams, making it an ideal solution for personal task tracking or team-based project management. The app can be used on both mobile devices (iOS and Android) and web platforms, providing a seamless experience across all devices.Here’s a breakdown of the key features, functionality, and setup of a Task Management App like TaskPro:

  ---

  Key Features of TaskPro - Mobile & Web Task Management App

  1. User Authentication:
     • User Sign-Up/Sign-In: Users can register and sign in to their account via email, social media logins (Google, Facebook), or authentication services.
     • Role-based access: In team environments, different users may have different roles like Admin, Manager, or Member.
  2. Task Management:
     • Create, Edit, and Delete Tasks: Users can create tasks with titles, descriptions, due dates, and priority levels. Tasks can be edited or deleted at any time.
     • Subtasks: Break down a larger task into smaller, manageable subtasks.
     • Task Status: Tasks can be marked with statuses such as "To Do", "In Progress", "Completed", etc.
     • Priority Levels: Set task priorities (e.g., Low, Medium, High).
     • Task Categories/Labels: Group tasks based on categories, labels, or tags for easier management.
  3. Project and Team Management:
     • Create and Manage Projects: Users can create projects and organize tasks within them.
     • Assign Tasks: Tasks can be assigned to specific team members with due dates.
     • Team Collaboration: Multiple users can collaborate on tasks within a team or project.
     • Notifications: Automatic notifications when a task is assigned or due, and when a task’s status changes.
  4. Calendar and Deadlines:
     • Due Dates and Reminders: Set due dates for tasks and receive notifications.
     • Calendar View: Visualize tasks and deadlines on a calendar to manage time effectively.
     • Recurring Tasks: Set tasks to repeat on a daily, weekly, monthly, or custom interval.
  5. Task Comments and Attachments:
     • Task Comments: Team members can comment on tasks to discuss details or provide updates.
     • Attachments: Add files, documents, images, or links to tasks to share relevant resources.
  6. Progress Tracking:
     • Task Completion Tracking: Track the progress of each task, subtask, and project in real-time.
     • Progress Bars/Charts: Visual representation of task and project progress, such as completion percentages.
  7. Search and Filters:
     • Search Tasks: Quickly search tasks by name, project, label, or due date.
     • Task Filters: Filter tasks based on priority, status, due date, or assigned user.
  8. Mobile & Web Sync:
     • Cross-Platform Sync: Sync data across mobile and web platforms for a seamless experience. Changes made on one device are reflected across all devices in real-time.
  9. Admin Panel (for team management):
     • User Management: Admins can invite users to projects, assign roles, and manage permissions.
     • Analytics and Reporting: Track task and project performance, generate reports on task completion, time spent, and productivity.
  10. Offline Support:
  • Offline Mode: Users can add, edit, or view tasks even when they are offline. Changes are synced once the app goes online.

  ---

  Technical Overview and Setting Up the TaskPro App

  Below is an outline of how you can set up, customize, and deploy a TaskPro-like app. We’ll cover both mobile (iOS and Android) and web aspects, including integrations, backend, and key libraries used.

  1. Choosing the Tech Stack

  For a Task Management app like TaskPro, you’ll need to choose an appropriate tech stack for both the front-end and back-end. Mobile (iOS & Android):
  • React Native or Flutter for cross-platform mobile development.
  • Swift for iOS (native) development.
  • Kotlin for Android (native) development.
  Web:
  • React.js or Vue.js for the frontend.
  • Node.js with Express.js for the backend (if building from scratch).
  • Django or Laravel for a Python or PHP-based backend.
  Backend (Server and Database):
  • Firebase for real-time data sync, authentication, and cloud storage (ideal for small to medium-scale apps).
  • MongoDB (NoSQL) or PostgreSQL (SQL) for storing user data, tasks, and project information.
  • Node.js with Express for REST API backend or GraphQL if you prefer that.
  • AWS or Google Cloud for cloud hosting and file storage.
  Real-time Features:
  • Firebase Realtime Database or Firestore for syncing tasks, comments, and notifications.
  • Socket.io for real-time communication (if Firebase isn’t used).

  ---

  2. Setting Up Firebase Authentication (for User Sign-in)

  For authentication, you can use Firebase Authentication to enable users to sign in with email/password, Google, or Facebook.
  • Firebase Setup:
    • Go to Firebase Console.
    • Create a new project.
    • Enable Firebase Authentication for email, Google, and/or Facebook logins.
  • Example (React Native):