Importing and syncing are different expectations
Ora’s public facts describe a Pro read-only Todoist import, with real-account consent and acceptance still pending. They do not promise background task sync. If your decision depends on every later Todoist edit appearing automatically in Ora, that need is not yet established.
You can assess the planner using its available features while treating the connection as a pending check. This article reports no account test and supplies no instructions for a workflow that has already passed that acceptance.
A change after importing
Imagine a fictional task, “Prepare the presentation,” with a label and two steps. You bring it into a plan, then change its title or complete a step in the source tool. These are separate moments: what was read earlier and what you edited later.
Without documented continuous sync, do not assume the second place is updated. Completing a copy also does not establish completion of the original task. This is not an observed result from Ora’s integration; the example defines what you would need to check.
Prepare a small check before relying on it
When suitable access and consent exist, useful acceptance can start with one fictional task and no private information. This proposes a future check rather than claiming the test is complete.
- Identify the source title, project, labels and steps before reading them.
- Review what the import proposes to bring and what is actually supported, retaining control of your selection.
- Check the result after acceptance; a permission screen does not establish successful import.
- Edit one source detail and one destination detail separately and document observations without assuming either direction propagates.
- Choose where to maintain the current task so that two copies do not become two separate jobs.
An imported task must still fit your day
Planning remains your decision. Ora provides an inbox, projects, labels, search, notes and checklists; add a task to the day when it fits. A 24-hour sphere limit does not turn an imported collection into reserved work.
For the example, choose which part of the presentation belongs today and how much time to allocate. Do not create an identical task merely because you cannot immediately find it. Keep the source and destination plan clearly distinguished.
Check the status before choosing Pro
Todoist import is described as Pro and read-only, with real-account acceptance pending validation. Deployed code does not certify that your account has authorised, imported or preserved its tasks correctly. Do not purchase on an expectation of continuous sync that the facts explicitly exclude.
Ora’s public references were checked on 27 October 2026. Review current capabilities and status. To start using the planner now, begin with a sample task you can manage and review without depending on that connection.