Interesting concept, I have never seen this before. I currently use another task management tool to manage my household tasks, being able to take a photo and turn it into a task would come in very useful.

Is it free?

Happy to know it'd be helpful to you. It'd surely come in handy when you see something that's inspiring!

And yes, it is free.

Right now, our focus is on making Quire more awesome, rather than thinking about the pricing.

Even when we have a pricing plan, whatever you’re still using will continue to be free.

Thanks for the feedback both of you. Our design was intentionally kept a bit light-hearted while trying to maintain professionalism.

We do think this strikes a good balance.

I really hate anime and it seems to be coming more pervasive in the web design world.

Thanks for the feedback I appreciate. While it is beta we are not charging and what you're using now will remain free but we will be looking at expansion, for more information you can take a look here.

https://quire.io/pricing

When getting to multi-level complexity like your example projects are, why wouldn't you use a solution which can handle more complexity such as MS Project?

Tasks in any project would easily go into 3+ levels of complexity, depending on how you'd structure your tasks.More often than that, the less structured the tasks, the more difficult it is to remember, track, and prioritize them. If there's not a need for this, task management solutions such as Asana would not have the feature to append a list of subtasks to a subtask indefinitely. Microsoft project is great for handling large scale projects but you'd need to deal with the complexity that comes with it. Quire wish to address the need for task hierarchy without making a task management solution difficult to use.

I never liked MS Project. It is more like a tool for manager to control us, or to make a story for budget:)