Honestly the tool to beat is Notesnook

This is a duplicate of an older request that has more votes and is marked as "planned",

https://protonmail.uservoice.com/forums/932842-proton-calendar/suggestions/7158378-proton-task-to-do-list

A replacement for "keep notes" would be ideal.
with easy notes and easy tickbox lists.
nothing else I can find comes close to keepnotes for a mobile app in terms of ease and usability and I really want away Google full stop!

Cannot support his enough!! Proton has to implement this

The ability to add recurring reminders to a to-do list would also be good. That’s the most useful part of the Reminders app on iOS.

It would be nice to host a AnyType Server (https://doc.anytype.io/anytype-docs/data-and-security/data-storage-and-deletion/self-hosting)
AnyType is awesome and opensource

Agregar Task a Proton Pass que ya tiene Notas

A replacement for "Keep Notes" / "To-Do" would just be great!!!
I want to use "G" as little as possible!

This is one of two things keeping me from switching my business account to Proton.

This "Proton Task" function is the more important item for me.

this one has already more votes... please consider voting on this one to combine the vote count.. https://protonmail.uservoice.com/forums/932842-proton-calendar/suggestions/7158378-proton-task-to-do-list

I'd like to move 100% away from Google Calendar and the task list and "sticky" notes are the only things really making me stay there.

I just wanted to propose it turns out that there are already people who think the same as me.

This is a great idea, please consider this app (proton to-do).

This is a great productivity app, because everyone, all companies, all workers, all students use to-do to schedule their daily tasks (apart from calendar apps).

I'd really appreciate the ability to add To Dos to Proton Calendar, with features such as a Due By date where the to-do item would automatically appear as an all-day event on that date in the calendar...and if the due date was passed with the item not yet marked as 100% complete the item would continue to appear as an all-day event for the current date highlighted as 'Past Due', until marked as 100% complete (or deleted). Two of the best PIMs I've used were DateBk5 on my Sony CLIÉ (PalmOS) device and (IBM) Lotus Organizer on Windows...both of which had many useful productivity and usability features in their calendar and to-do functions that are sadly missing from today's offerings. It would be terrific if Proton could include many of these capabilities into Proton Calendar.

Agree with other comments
At least important:
- chance to set a "completed" state
- customizable repetition
- a listing view of all the tasks ordered in different ways (name, due date,...)

Very useful at least tasks with the following basic features:
- chance to set a "completed" state
- customizable repetition
- a listing view of all the tasks ordered in different ways (name, due date,...)

Yes! It's like in Fantastical. On iOS you can choose which task list you want to use. Really appreciate this option in Proton Calendar so I can move out from Fantastical.

The only reason I don't currently use Proton Calendar and keep using Google Calendar is because it does not support creation of tasks like Google Calendar. If I could, I'd completely switch

I completely resonate with your sentiment. A privacy-focused Proton "to-do" app would be a game-changer, giving control back to users over their task management. Seamlessly integrating tasks with the calendar while respecting data privacy would be a dream https://ffstylishname.com

An integrated task manager would be super helpful, to complement mail, calendar, and storage. Tasks can arise from all of these, involve all of these, or lead to all of these, so a task manager - for the task-driven among us - could almost function as the center of a hub of capabilities. Starting with a task, it would be so helpful to be able to calendar it, lead to generating necessary emails, storing or accessing required files, etc. To-do checklists, breaking tasks into subtasks, recurring tasks, prioritizing tasks, etc. would really be a great addition to such a great suite of tools.

This is what is stopping me from switching completely from Google to Proton