Smart Due Dates
Ask Didi to propose a due date based on the task's priority and what else is already on your plate. 1 To-Did, charged only if you accept it.
By ToDidIt Product TeamUpdated
Next to the due-date picker on any task there is a Suggest with Didi button. It comes back with a proposed date and the reasoning behind it. Use this applies it; Dismiss throws it away.
It works whether or not a date is already set, so you can ask Didi to reconsider one you are not happy with.
Three clicks, and you can walk away from it.
Open a task you cannot decide a date for.
Open All TasksIt works whether or not a date is already set, so you can also use it to argue with one you are not happy with.
Press Suggest with Didi, beside the due-date picker.
It comes back with a proposed date and the reasoning, which is the part worth reading: the date is only as good as the reason under it.
Use this, or Dismiss.
Applying it costs 1 To-Did. Dismissing costs nothing at all, so a bad suggestion is free.
The To-Did is charged when you apply the suggestion, never when you dismiss it. A suggestion you rejected was not worth anything to you, so charging for it would be charging for our miss.
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