Focus Grove

I have been using Focus Grove for a couple of hours and I really like its dynamics. I have a few feature suggestions that I think could make it especially useful for university students: 1) When creating a task, it would be useful to see a visual tree showing the relationship between a main task and its subtasks/sub-subtasks. Like this: Machine Learning — Exam Preparation ├── Review neural networks │ ├── Review theory │ └── Review exercises ├── Review optimization └── Complete practice exam This would make large tasks easier to break down and understand. 2.) I would like to be able to define subjects or categories. Then assign tasks to each subject and see statistics for each one, It would be particularly useful if statistics distinguished between main tasks and subtasks, so completing 10 small subtasks does not count as completing 10 major tasks. 3) Another feature I would really like is the ability to create custom predefined task types or "activity types", like: Subject: Machine Learning Type: Study for an Exam Task: Review neural networks Then Focus Grove could show more complete statistics. Ideally, these task types would be completely user-defined, so each user could create categories that make sense for their own workflow. I think combining subjects + user-defined activity types + hierarchical tasks would make the statistics much more meaningful, especially for university students. It would allow Focus Grove to show not only how productive someone was, but what they spent their time studying and what kind of work they actually completed. I know that some of these features may be particularly useful for university students, but I think they could also be useful for people who work. For example, workers could use subjects/categories to better classify their projects, tasks, meetings, research, and other types of work. This could make the statistics useful for many different workflows while still keeping the cute, cozy dynamics that make Focus Grove enjoyable to use.