Snoozing a task
Silence a task the Stuck Sensor keeps flagging, for seven days by default, and find it again from your profile.
By ToDidIt Product TeamUpdated
When the Stuck Sensor surfaces a task as slipping, the Not now button on that row snoozes it. That is the right moment to decide something can wait, because you are looking at it rather than deciding in the abstract.
Snoozing silences the nagging. It does not change the task, its due date, or where it appears in your lists.
Seven days by default. It is a setting rather than a rule, adjustable anywhere between one and ninety days from your notification preferences, so you can match it to how fast your work actually moves.
Everything currently snoozed is listed on your profile, with a control to bring it back early. A snooze you cannot find again is indistinguishable from the sensor being broken, so the list only appears when something is actually snoozed.
Similar readings
Everything below is in the Happiness Center.
Stuck Sensor
Notices tasks you keep pushing and surfaces them as slipping, with a one-click snooze when something genuinely can wait. Free on every plan.
Overdue Honesty
Didi looks at everything overdue at once and proposes reschedule, delegate, delete, or keep for each one. 2 To-Dids for the whole session.
Notifications
A bell in the top bar with the recent six, a full inbox at /notifications with search, and per-event controls for in-app and email.