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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
May. 19, 2026
Filed:
Jul. 08, 2024
Google Llc, Mountain View, CA (US);
Thomas Fahrni, Zurich, CH;
Remi Wesley Ogundokun, Brooklyn, NY (US);
Michael Kaeser, Baden, CH;
Lars Krüger, Zurich, CH;
Ali Abdelhadi, New York, NY (US);
Lara Scheidegger, Herrliberg, CH;
Konstantin Yakovlev, Zurich, CH;
Behnoosh Hariri, New York, NY (US);
Beixi Li, Long Island City, NY (US);
Timothy Chen, Long Island City, NY (US);
Barak Ben Noon, Brooklyn, NY (US);
William Joshua Billingham, Brooklyn, NY (US);
Stephan Burkhardt, Umiken, CH;
Google LLC, Mountain View, CA (US);
Abstract
A method and a system are provided that include providing a user interface (UI) of a first application, the user interface of the first application comprising a list of tasks, a visual status indicator of a status of each task in the list, and an assignment UI element to request that a corresponding task on the list be completed, receiving, via the user interface of the first application, user input indicating a request of a user to create a new task, causing the new task to be added to the list of tasks in the user interface of the first application with a first visual status indicator indicating that a status of the new task is incomplete, receiving, via the user interface of the first application, a user selection of the assignment UI element to request that the new task be completed on behalf of the user, causing a first notification indicating the new task and the request to complete the new task on behalf of the user to be sent to a second application, receiving a second notification associated with the second application, the second notification being indicative of a change to the status of the new task, and in response to receiving the second notification associated with the second application, causing the first visual status indicator of the new task to be modified in the user interface of the first application to graphically illustrate the change in the status of the new task.