Hero
Greeting, the week's closed count, smart insights and today's repeating tasks — each deferrable to tomorrow.
Field guide
Every rule, timer and small courtesy behind the dashboard — what each button does, when a task shows up, and why it sometimes waits.
The six modules on the page, top to bottom, and what each one is for.
Greeting, the week's closed count, smart insights and today's repeating tasks — each deferrable to tomorrow.
How many to-dos you closed this week, and which days they landed on.
Everything open in Todoist, grouped into curated sections with the rest tucked away.
Today's calendar, read-only, with yesterday for context and the week ahead on demand.
Who's next, how soon, and a nudge in the hero when one is imminent.
Steps, sleep, mood and a line about the day, written straight to the sheet.
Repeating habits live in the hero with a progress ring. Some of them wait for their content to be released before they'll show — that's a gate.
Every control on a row, most of them hidden until you hover. Numbered here, explained below.
How open tasks are sorted into sections, and where the ones you don't want to see right now go.
The curated columns: Inbox, Website, Cognito, Shopping list.
Everything else, grouped by its Todoist home so nothing is ever hidden.
Dated after today. Collapsed, so the board stays about now.
Deliberately put down. Out of the count, out of Upcoming, one click to lift back.
Todoist's recurrence gets you most of the way. These are the rules layered on top.
every! 4 days — the clock restarts when you tick it, and a missed one waits on today rather than going overdue.
Tasks with the market-hours label only land on trading days and only unlock between the bells.
Claim Bupa lands five days after Buy Medications is ticked — wherever you ticked it.
Charge Portable Charger waits until the calendar is clear for the day, and re-hides if a later event appears.
Reading the calendar module: spines, tentative events, and the week ahead.
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A title ending in ? gets a red spine.
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What changes when the dashboard is Keyi's.
The Keyi ♡ project takes the hero, with Daily tasks a switch away.
No in-progress marker on her tasks.
The eye beside Refresh, admin only.
Why it feels instant, and how it keeps itself honest.
Last session's data draws first; the fresh fetch replaces it.
The board reloads itself at the next unlock, closing bell or midnight.
Clicks paint immediately and reconcile with Todoist afterwards.