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Calendar mode · To-do tab / Switch mode › Planner · Search and lists

Use to-dos and the Planner

Things you ask the other person to do, or do together, go in the To-do tab in Calendar mode. Things only you need to handle go in Planner mode. To-dos in the two places never mix and are saved separately. As your Planner fills up, sort things into lists, and use search and the ⋯ menu to find or pick what you see.

Shared to-dos

  1. Step 1. In the To-do tab, tap + to write a to-do and save it

    In Calendar mode, open the To-do tab and tap the + button at the bottom right. Write the to-do in What needs doing?, pick yourself, the other person or Together under Who will do it?, then tap Save. If there's another person in the space, they're picked at first.

    If there's a deadline, turn on Set due date and pick a date. To-dos with a due date also appear on that day on the calendar. A note is optional.

    The list is grouped by who it's for: My to-dos, a group with the other person's name, and Together.

  2. Step 2. Tap the checkbox to finish it, and swipe the row to edit or delete

    Tap the checkbox on the left of a row to mark the to-do done. It leaves the list and moves into the ‘Completed’ row at the bottom. Tap the ‘Completed’ row to see finished to-dos, and tap a checkbox there again to bring it back.

    Tap a row to open the Edit to-do sheet. Swipe a row right for Edit, or left for Delete. The small text under the row shows the due date and who created the to-do. Once the due date passes, it changes to something like ‘2d overdue’.

Your own Planner

  1. Step 3. In Switch mode on the tab bar, tap Planner

    Tap Planner in the mode switch on the tab bar, to the left of Settings, and the tabs change to Today, Lists, Day counter and Settings. Tap Calendar to go back.

    Only you can see what you add to the Planner. It's saved separately from the calendar you share, and the app opens in whichever mode you used last.

  2. Step 4. In the Today tab, tap + to add things, and finish them with the checkbox

    The Today tab shows that day's to-dos in one list. Tap the + button at the bottom right and the same one-line input box as in the calendar slides up. Type something like ‘tomorrow 7pm groceries’ and the date and time fill in. It's saved as a to-do, not an event.

    If you include a list's name, it goes into that list. If not, it goes into the list shown above the input box. At first that's Inbox, and you can change the Default list in Planner in the Settings tab.

    Tap the checkbox on the left of a row to mark it done, which puts a line through the title. Tap it again to undo. Tap the rest of the row to open a sheet for notes and subtasks. To change the date, repeat or reminders, tap the summary line in that sheet.

    Anything past its due date is gathered in the Overdue row at the top of the list. Tap the row to expand it, or tap Move all to today on the right to move everything to today. You can undo that too.

  3. Step 5. Touch and hold a row and drag it to reorder, or drop it on the week strip above to move it to another day

    In the day view list, touch and hold a row for about 0.35 seconds and it lifts slightly. Drag it up or down and the other rows make room. Let go and it stays in that spot. A message like ‘Moved Groceries up’ appears at the bottom, and you can tap Undo to put it back.

    Drop the row you're dragging on the week's date strip at the top to move it to that date. When the date changes, a message like ‘Moved to Oct 8’ tells you which day it went to.

    Items gathered in Overdue can be dragged the same way. Drop one at the spot you want in today's list and it moves there. In the month view, touch and hold a date and drag to another day to open quick add for a new event covering that range.

Organize with lists

  1. Step 6. Group things in the Lists tab

    The Lists tab has Smart lists that gather items regardless of date, Inbox and Completed, plus My lists. Tap a list to see everything in it.

    Moving, Work and Health lists are there to start with. Tap New list and set a name and color to create a new list. Only you can see list names and colors.

    Inbox is where anything without a list goes by default. Here, each row has a To today button that changes that item's date to today.

  2. Step 7. Open a list and tap the chips at the top to change how it's shown

    When you open a list, there are three chips above it. Each tap moves a chip to its next value, and each list remembers the values you pick.

    Chips at the top of a list
    ChipValues it cycles throughStarts as
    SortingManual → Scheduled → By deadline → Created → By nameManual
    GroupingNone → Scheduled → CompletedScheduled
    Completed 3Show ↔ hide finished itemsShow
    • Sorting by Scheduled puts the earliest set date first, and By deadline puts the earliest due date first. Items without a date go to the end.
    • When grouped by Scheduled, items are split into Overdue, Today, This week, No date and Later, in that order.
    • When grouped by Completed, items are split into Remaining events and finished items.
  3. Step 8. Touch and hold a list to rename it, change its color or delete it

    In the Lists tab, touch and hold a list's row. If the list is already open, tapping the ⋯ button at the top right opens the same Edit list sheet. Change the name and color, then save.

    To delete the list, tap Delete list in the Organize section at the bottom of the sheet. An empty list is deleted right away. If it has items in it, you're asked what to do with them.

    • Move to Inbox — selected at first. Only the list is deleted, and its items move to Inbox.
    • Also delete 5 events — deletes the list and everything in it.

Find things and choose what to show

  1. Step 10. Tap ⋯ in the Today tab and turn on only what you want to see

    Tap ⋯ at the top right of the Today tab, next to the magnifying glass, to open a small menu. Each tap turns a chip on or off, and chips that are off are dimmed. What you turn off disappears from the day, week and month views.

    The menu has three parts. My lists turns your lists off and on one by one. Calendar mode picks which Calendar mode events to show, by Together and by member name. If you have two or more spaces, a row with each space's name appears, and tapping the name turns all of that space's chips on or off at once. External calendars appears only if you've chosen phone calendars to use in the Planner.

    Events that come in from Calendar mode have a lock where the checkbox would be, so you can't finish them from the Planner.

Good to know

  • The + in Calendar mode creates events, and the + in Planner mode creates to-dos. It's the same one-line input box, but they're saved in different places.
  • For free, you can create up to 20 items in the Planner. Finished items count too, so delete ones you no longer need to free up room. Items you've already created stay usable even past the limit.
  • On a phone, tap the Today button at the top left of the screen to choose the Today, Week or Month view. Touch and hold it to jump back to today.
  • To put a Planner item on the calendar too, turn on Also save to calendar in its edit sheet. You can do this up to 3 times for free.
  • When you finish a repeating item, the same item is created again on its next date. Subtask checks are cleared on the new one, and if you finish it late, dates that have already passed are skipped and it goes to the first date from today on.
  • The summary line in an item's sheet also shows how the next date is counted, like ‘Weekly · From planned date’. From planned date counts from the date you set, and from completion date counts from the day you finished it. The phone app's edit sheet has no option to choose this, so repeats created on a phone count from the planned date.

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