jelpern

I wholeheartedly agree with the above; in fact I have gone back to using lists of check boxes because the ability to nest subtasks is crucial to my workflow. @Flash G is there a way to view that hierarchy in one neat UI, like there is with a standard nested task interface, like the one OP shows (or that nested bulleted lists allow)? Otherwise using a separate note for each high level tasks as well as each subtask grouping sounds miserable, in terms of the mental overhead to keep track of anything bigger than the specific list of subtasks in which you are currently engaged.