The other problem is that just as Tasks was left to wither while Keep was shiny and new, Keep hasn't seen much, if any, attention in the last two years outside of its Chrome app being killed in favor of PWAs and the Android app. The problem here is Tasks doesn't do nearly as much as Keep - or do it as well - and it confused users because the Keep and Tasks logos were stuffed into that sidebar on Gmail and Google Docs. Google Tasks technically predates Google Keep by two years, but Google Tasks was left to wither on the vine from 2013-2018 when it was cleaned up and given Material Design so it could be integrated into the 2018 Gmail redesign. Google plays favorites with its apps in the worst way. While Google Keep hasn't been rumored for the execution block yet, it has been victim to the only thing Google is worse about: waffling between two services that do the same thing. Google is well-known for killing its own products, so much so that there is a Google Graveyard with a running tally of them all. Source: Andrew Myrick / Android Central Meet Google Keep's biggest problem: Google Tasks (Image credit: Source: Andrew Myrick / Android Central)
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