Todowing

No. You pay 19.99 once and get a license key that unlocks the extension forever. There is nothing to renew or cancel.

Every nesting feature (inline nesting, completing, collapsing, recurring resets) with each row's full detail, plus the seven palettes and the text-size slider, limited to 5 sub-task rows per top-level task. The unlock removes the limit and opens editing rows, focus sessions with time estimates, one task in two places, the font picker, the hide-done toggle, the notes pad, and your Apple Calendar on Today.

No. New upgrades land in this same extension, and the unlock you already bought covers every paid one.

Today, Upcoming, and any Filter or Label view — the places Todoist renders tasks flat. Plus every board, anywhere in Todoist, including your projects' boards. A project's list view already nests on its own, so Todowing leaves it alone.

Yes, though not by signing in — Todoist connects to Google Calendar and Outlook, but not to Apple. You publish a calendar from Apple Calendar and paste the link into Todowing, and the day's events appear on Today beside your tasks. Todowing only ever reads it: nothing you do in Todoist changes your calendar. Part of the unlock, and it takes about a minute — here are the four steps .

You stay unlocked. Validation fails open: only an explicit "revoked" answer from the server locks a key. An outage or an offline day changes nothing.

No. Todowing works with any Todoist plan in the Todoist web app on Chrome.

Not the app you download from Todoist. Chrome extensions can't run inside it. Install Todoist as its own Chrome window instead: open Todoist, then pick the three-dot menu → Cast, save, and share → Install page as app ( Chrome's own steps ). Todowing works in that window the way it works in a tab. Its settings live in the toolbar popup, and an app window has no toolbar, so save your token and pick your fonts in a normal Todoist tab first. Both carry over.