Snooze, repeat and focus
Push a task out of today without losing it, decide what a repeating task does when you close it, and time a session.
Snooze a task
Snoozing takes a task off Today, Plan my day, the Week view and your calendar feed until it wakes. It still shows in All tasks and its project, marked Snoozed until…
- Open the task and click its Snooze button, or press S with a task row focused.
- Pick Later today (3 hours from now), Tomorrow, Next week (the coming Monday — a full week out if today is already Monday), or Pick a date.
- While the picker is open, 1, 2 or 3 pick those three presets directly.
When it wakes, a snoozed task returns to Today from the day you snoozed it to, without an overdue flag, even if it had a softer due date inside the snooze window — a hard deadline is untouched and can still show as missed. Wake now clears a snooze early. Snoozing is separate from Waiting on someone else: snooze is your own later, waiting is parked on someone else.
Finish a repeating task
An open recurring task has two ways to close it: Complete & repeat finishes it and creates the next occurrence; Complete & end series clears the repeat rule first, so finishing it doesn't create another one.
The next occurrence always follows the original schedule, not when you actually finished it — completing a weekly Friday review on Wednesday comes back next Friday, not next Wednesday, and completing a missed Friday review the following Monday still comes back the Friday after.
Time a session with the focus timer
Open a task and click Focus in its header, then choose Focus for 25 min (a 25-minute session with a 5-minute break after) or Open-ended timer. Press F with a task row focused to start, or stop, a 25-minute session on it.
Only one timer runs at a time — starting another stops and credits the one already running. Stop timer and log the time adds the time to the task (a 25-minute session credits only its focus portion, never the break) and logs it in the task's activity. An open-ended timer credits at most 12 hours even if you forget to stop it. The focus timer is a human-only feature — a connected agent can't start or stop one.