About this plugin
OrbitalWP – Task Manager helps site owners keep everyday work inside WordPress. Create
unlimited tasks with a title, description, Open/Completed status, and dates.
Drag tasks between the fixed Open and Completed Board lanes, use a completion
button or List checkbox, and find work with search, status, and overdue filters.
Active work appears before completed history. The views show 20 matching tasks
per page, with a consistent default order and no saved sorting preferences.
Use the read-only Timeline to review dates. A due date by itself appears as a
single-day task. Task dates and status also appear in a readable list alongside
the chart. Edit dates and descriptions from the task edit screen.
The free plugin stores tasks only in the current WordPress site. It does not load
the paid OrbitalWP Pro plugin or send task content to OrbitalWP. A bundled Explore
screen describes optional team workflows and contains clearly labeled
full-version YouTube demonstrations. Help & Tutorials focuses on local
getting-started instructions and practical examples, with one optional link
to Explore OrbitalWP Pro. Videos load only when you follow a link.
The free plugin includes no configurable lanes, manual card ordering, saved views,
assignment, custom fields, approval workflows, recurring tasks, or paid Orbital
runtime. It is designed for site administrators managing their own work.
External services
The free plugin includes administrator-initiated links to OrbitalWP and optional
YouTube links configured in the plugin’s bundled CTA configuration. Simply
opening an OrbitalWP admin screen does not contact either service.
The free plugin does not append the site URL, task content, administrator data,
analytics identifiers, or referral-tracking parameters to these links.
When an administrator deliberately follows an OrbitalWP website or pricing
com/. That site may receive
normal web-request data such as the visitor’s IP address, browser details, and
referring page. See the OrbitalWP privacy policy at
com/privacy-policy/.
The “Email a sales question” link opens the administrator’s configured email
com as the recipient. The free plugin does not
prefill or send a message. The administrator chooses what to write and whether
to send it; their email provider and the recipient’s provider then process the
message under their own policies.
When an administrator deliberately follows a configured YouTube link, the
browser connects to YouTube/Google. YouTube may receive normal web-request and
device data, including the IP address, browser details, referring page, and
cookies under its own policies. The free plugin does not embed a YouTube player or
contact YouTube when its admin pages load; the connection occurs only after the
administrator follows the link. com/, the
com/t/terms, and the Google
com/privacy.