The Queue as cards or a list

Improved

22 August 2026

The Queue is read in two quite different moods. Some days there are three items and you want to look at each one. Other days a week has piled up and you want to get through it.

Cards give each item room — the description, the source it came from, the suggested duration. The list gives you one row each and fits far more on a screen.

Tidst remembers which you chose, so The Queue opens the way you left it.

Tidst is a time tracker for freelancers.

It brings completed Todoist tasks and relevant calendar meetings into one place for review, so your timesheet does not start from memory. Free to use.

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Keep reading

Billing extractPick a client and a period, and the billable work becomes priced lines you can copy or download — with as much or as little detail as the client should see.
Calendar meetings in The QueueConnect Google Calendar or Outlook and your meetings wait in The Queue with their length already filled in.
Recurring Todoist tasks show upThey never reached The Queue before — completing one rolls the due date forward instead of closing it. Every occurrence now turns up on its own.