- How to plan a task?
- 🕘 Examples of dates, times and time frames:
- 🔄 Recognize recurrences
- #️⃣ Examples of Time Slots and Projects:
- To-dos vs Scheduled
- ☑️ To-dos
- 🗓️ Scheduled
How to plan a task?
You can Plan a task while creating it using the Command Bar, clicking on the Plan button or by hitting P
on an existing task.
Here’s a quick guide on all the ways to create tasks: How to create tasks.
If you cannot assign a precise date to the task yet, plan it for a broader time frame, like “This Week” or “Next Month”. Learn more: Upcoming Page
🕘 Examples of dates, times and time frames:
Use natural language while creating a task to plan it.
- “Today”
- “Tom 9am”
- “This Week”
- “Fri at 16 for 1h”
- “in 2 weeks”
- “From 5 to 6pm”
- “3rd week of May”
- “Next month”
While typing to create a task, Use backspace ⌫⏎ /ESC to remove text recognition. E.g., erase "tomorrow" from "Lunch with Tom."
🔄 Recognize recurrences
Akiflow recognizes basic recurring options added with natural language:
How?
- After adding a date, use every day/week/month/year
- Optional: use for n times or until yyyy-mm-dd to set the end of the recurrence
Examples: "Pay bills June 1st every month"
#️⃣ Examples of Time Slots and Projects:
Hit P
on a selected task(s) to open the Plan command and easily assign those tasks to an existing Time Slots in your calendar.
- Type
[Time Slot Title]
to find all the time slots with that title:
- Type
#[Project Name]
to search for all the Time Slot with that project
To-dos vs Scheduled
Once planned, you'll see a task on your Today page.
☑️ To-dos
If a task has a planned date but not a time, it’ll be visible on your Today page, under the correct date on the “To-dos” section, and at the bottom of your calendar.
We want to be sure you don’t forget about any task.
You can collapse the Todos section in the calendar, but you’ll see a hint that some tasks are not yet scheduled for a specific time.
🗓️ Scheduled
If you've set a date and time to work on a task, you'll also see it on your calendar and in your Today page, on the correct date, under “Scheduled on calendar”.