These pages are for people already using something else. Each one maps what carries over, says plainly what does not, and leaves you able to decide before you pay rather than after.
Most people do not arrive at a task manager for Obsidian with an empty head.
They arrive with years inside something else — a tool they mostly liked, that
mostly worked, and that they are leaving for a reason they can name: a
subscription that never ends, a server they do not control, an export button
that produces something no other program can read.
These pages are written for that person. Each one takes a specific tool, maps
the concepts across honestly, and is explicit about what InventTasks does not
do — because finding that out after paying is how you get a refund request and
a bad afternoon for both of us.
The short version of all of them: the structure carries over almost completely,
and everything about where it lives changes. Your tasks become Markdown notes
in a folder you own, readable in any editor, greppable, keepable in Git, and
still there the day you stop using the plugin.
Choosing between the free Obsidian plugins instead? That is a different
question, and it has its own section: plugin comparisons.
What does not carry over is anything involving other people. There are no
assignees, no shared projects, no comment threads waiting for a colleague. This
is a single-user tool by design, and no comparison below will pretend otherwise.
