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Awesome Task Manager – Kanban & Notes for Unity
$5.99
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| $18.98 | Unity First Price 2026-06-20 2026-06-27 |
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About Awesome Task Manager – Kanban & Notes for Unity
- Tools, Systems & Learning > Development Tools & Automation
Awesome Task Manager is a powerful, all-in-one productivity suite built directly into the Unity Editor, designed to keep your projects organized without ever leaving your development environment.
It combines a flexible Kanban task board, Markdown notes system, and fully customizable visual theme engine into one editor-native workflow -- giving you everything you need to plan features, track bugs, document ideas, and manage development tasks in one place.
Create unlimited boards and customizable columns, use built-in templates for workflows such as Game Design, Agile, Bug Tracking, and To-Do, and manage tasks with intuitive drag-and-drop interaction. Task cards support priorities, due dates, categories, labels, checklists, subtasks, assignees, image/GIF attachments, and archiving.
Build detailed parent-child task hierarchies by linking task cards to checklist items, with automatic completion synchronization between parent tasks and subtasks. Assign tasks to team members, filter by assignee or priority, duplicate cards, and easily move or copy tasks between boards.
Designed specifically for game development, Awesome Task Manager can link tasks directly to Unity assets and GameObjects. Jump from a task straight to the relevant scene object, automatically switching scenes and locating the object in the Hierarchy when needed. You can also link notes and URLs directly to cards.
The integrated Markdown Notes system gives you a lightweight place to document systems, capture ideas, write design notes, and store development information. Notes support Markdown formatting, interactive checklists, inline images, clipboard image pasting, drag-and-drop images, folders, search, pinning, pop-out editors, and Markdown import/export.
Import and Export system is currently in beta and is actively being improved. It currently supports CSV, Excel, and native JSON formats, along with import presets for platforms such as ClickUp, Trello, Jira, Asana, and Monday.com. An interactive field-mapping system lets you match imported data to Awesome Task Manager fields and save reusable mapping profiles.
Make the workspace your own with the Style Customizer, featuring 13 built-in themes, custom themes, full color and opacity controls, light and dark skin support, customizable icons, live previews, and theme import/export. Create everything from clean minimal interfaces to retro, cyberpunk, and frosted-glass styles.
Everything is editor-only, lightweight, dependency-free, and version-control friendly, with project data stored separately from personal theme preferences. Your tasks and notes stay inside Unity while having no impact on your game builds.
It combines a flexible Kanban task board, Markdown notes system, and fully customizable visual theme engine into one editor-native workflow -- giving you everything you need to plan features, track bugs, document ideas, and manage development tasks in one place.
Create unlimited boards and customizable columns, use built-in templates for workflows such as Game Design, Agile, Bug Tracking, and To-Do, and manage tasks with intuitive drag-and-drop interaction. Task cards support priorities, due dates, categories, labels, checklists, subtasks, assignees, image/GIF attachments, and archiving.
Build detailed parent-child task hierarchies by linking task cards to checklist items, with automatic completion synchronization between parent tasks and subtasks. Assign tasks to team members, filter by assignee or priority, duplicate cards, and easily move or copy tasks between boards.
Designed specifically for game development, Awesome Task Manager can link tasks directly to Unity assets and GameObjects. Jump from a task straight to the relevant scene object, automatically switching scenes and locating the object in the Hierarchy when needed. You can also link notes and URLs directly to cards.
The integrated Markdown Notes system gives you a lightweight place to document systems, capture ideas, write design notes, and store development information. Notes support Markdown formatting, interactive checklists, inline images, clipboard image pasting, drag-and-drop images, folders, search, pinning, pop-out editors, and Markdown import/export.
Import and Export system is currently in beta and is actively being improved. It currently supports CSV, Excel, and native JSON formats, along with import presets for platforms such as ClickUp, Trello, Jira, Asana, and Monday.com. An interactive field-mapping system lets you match imported data to Awesome Task Manager fields and save reusable mapping profiles.
Make the workspace your own with the Style Customizer, featuring 13 built-in themes, custom themes, full color and opacity controls, light and dark skin support, customizable icons, live previews, and theme import/export. Create everything from clean minimal interfaces to retro, cyberpunk, and frosted-glass styles.
Everything is editor-only, lightweight, dependency-free, and version-control friendly, with project data stored separately from personal theme preferences. Your tasks and notes stay inside Unity while having no impact on your game builds.