Celebration Mode
Confetti and an on-brand line when you finish something that earned it. Respects your reduced-motion setting.
By ToDidIt Product TeamUpdated
Three moments, all of them finishing something rather than starting it.
- Completing a P1 task, the level you marked as today's real work.
- Finishing a project, which gets its own set of lines.
- Completing a walkthrough in this Happiness Center, including inside the popped-out checklist.
Tip
Not every checkbox. A celebration that fires constantly is noise with extra steps, and the rarity is what makes the P1 one mean anything.
Celebrate the did, not the do. The moment that earns the most visual weight in this product is shipping something, not adding something, and most task apps reserve their best animation for the wrong half of that.
It is already off if your system says so. Celebration Mode honors the operating system's reduced-motion setting, so you get the moment and the line without anything moving. There is no separate switch to find in this app, because the one you already set should be enough.
Similar readings
Everything below is in the Happiness Center.
The ToDid Log
The running record of what you finished, with timestamps, sitting under every task list. This is the idea the product is named after.
Priorities
Five levels, P0 through P4, plus none. P0 is drop-everything and wears a flame; P1 is the one that earns confetti when you finish it.
Streaks
Current streak, longest streak, all-time count, personal records, a fifty-two week heatmap, and twelve months of monthly totals.