The Calendar view
A full month of tasks on their due dates, paging anywhere you like, and a day-at-a-time layout on a phone.
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A whole month at once, five or six week-rows deep, with each task sitting on the day it is due. Undated work does not appear here at all, which is the difference from Sprint: this view answers when, so a task with no when has nothing to say.
Completed tasks stay visible, dimmed and struck through, rather than vanishing. A month with nothing in it is not the same as a month you finished, and the grid should be able to tell you which one you had.
Any of them, forwards or back. Months load as you reach them rather than all at once, so paging to next March is as quick as paging to next week and the page does not carry a year of tasks it will never show you.
Below 1024px the grid becomes a mini month picker with the selected day's list underneath. A thirty-one column grid on a phone is unreadable and untappable, so the view changes shape rather than shrinking.
Same tasks, same drag-to-reschedule where the pointer allows it, one day in focus at a time.
Everything you would expect of a task, without leaving the month.
- Drag between days to reschedule. The due date follows the drop.
- Click a task to open the full editor, the same drawer the lists use.
- Complete in place, and the card dims and strikes through where it sits.
- Click a day to add a task already dated to it.
Similar readings
Everything below is in the Happiness Center.
Horizon
The planning container. One set of incomplete tasks, three layouts: Sprint, Calendar and Kanban, switchable in place. Squad and up.
The Sprint view
A rolling fortnight of work, two week-rows of seven days, with an Unscheduled tray for everything that has no date yet.
The Kanban view
One cross-project board for the workspace, with columns you name yourself and a Log column that is completion rather than a label for it.
Due dates and times
An optional date, an optional time, and a timezone that follows your profile. Overdue and due-soon rows are tinted so you see them without reading them.
Recurring tasks
Daily, weekdays, weekly, monthly or yearly, every N intervals. The next copy appears when you finish the current one, and it brings the subtasks with it.