Sync GitHub issues and pull requests to Todoist so nothing falls through the cracks.
New GitHub issues create Todoist tasks without any manual copy-paste.
Developers track code work alongside personal tasks in a single inbox.
Manage your dev queue from Todoist on mobile without opening GitHub.
Automatically create a Todoist task whenever a GitHub issue is assigned to you.
Add a Todoist task when a pull request review is requested from your GitHub account.
Create labeled Todoist tasks for new bug-labeled GitHub issues to prioritize fixes.
Convert a GitHub milestone's issues into a Todoist project for focused sprint work.
Automatically complete the matching Todoist task when a GitHub issue is closed.
Generate a Todoist task list each morning from your open GitHub issues and assigned PRs.
Turn GitHub comments that tag you into Todoist tasks with a direct link back.
Tell Neotask which GitHub events should create or update Todoist tasks.
Specify labels, priorities, due dates, and project destinations for each rule.
GitHub and Todoist stay in sync while you focus on the actual work.
| GitHub Action | Todoist Action | Use Case |
|---|---|---|
| Issue assigned to me | Create task in inbox | Track all assigned work |
| PR review requested | Add review task | Never miss a review request |
| Issue labeled bug | Create priority task | Triage bugs immediately |
| Issue closed | Complete matching task | Keep Todoist accurate |
| Milestone issue added | Add task to project | Organize sprint work |
| Comment tags me | Create follow-up task | Capture action items from threads |
| Issue reopened | Reopen completed task | Reflect status changes |
Developers live in GitHub, but work doesn't stop at code. Bug reports, review requests, and follow-up tasks pile up fast. Todoist gives you a clean, flexible inbox - but keeping it in sync with GitHub manually is tedious. Neotask connects the two so your task list stays accurate without extra effort.
When a GitHub issue is assigned to you, it lives inside GitHub. When someone asks you a question in a comment, it lives in your notifications. None of that surfaces cleanly in the personal task manager where you plan your day.
With Neotask, you describe what should trigger a Todoist task and how it should be labeled, prioritized, and linked. GitHub events flow into Todoist tasks automatically. When the GitHub issue closes, the Todoist task completes.
Stop maintaining a separate task list alongside GitHub. Let Neotask keep them synchronized so you can plan in Todoist and execute in GitHub - without the overhead.
Use Todoist labels to mirror GitHub repo names so you can filter tasks by project instantly.
Set due dates on auto-created tasks based on GitHub milestone deadlines when available.
Keep the Todoist task description short - include the GitHub issue URL so details stay in one place.
Yes. Neotask can update Todoist task status, priority, or labels when the corresponding GitHub issue is edited or closed.
Absolutely. You can specify exact repositories, label names, or assignees to keep your Todoist focused on what matters.
Nothing breaks. Neotask respects manual completions and will not reopen a task unless the GitHub issue is explicitly reopened.
Yes. The integration works both directions - you can describe a Todoist task and have Neotask create the corresponding GitHub issue.
Connect GitHub and Todoist so your assigned issues and review requests show up where you plan your day.
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