Dig yourself out and reschedule all your overdue tasks in one go 💡 Tip: To remove a task’s due date entirely, open the scheduler and click/tap No date. Of course, you can also change the date by editing the task and simply typing a new date into the task field. If you need to reschedule the task to a specific date, open the task scheduler and click/tap on the new due date in the calendar below. Postpone your task by a day by opening the task scheduler and pressing Tomorrow. If you’re in a rush and want to postpone a task by a day or push it to next week, right click on a task (Web, Windows, macOS) or swipe right to left (iOS, Android) and use the Tomorrow or Next Week shortcuts at the top of the menu. Plans change (more often than we’d like) and due dates need to be updated.
When you complete a recurring task, it will automatically reset to the next occurrence so you’ll never miss it. For example, every day, every Friday, every 3 days starting next Monday, and more. To set a recurring due date, type the date into the task field using natural language just like you would for regular due dates. Keep track of repeating tasks with recurring due dates. Some tasks don’t happen just once - taking out the trash, writing a weekly status update, drafting quarterly reports, etc. Note: When picking a task’s due date on the web you can peek at how many tasks you already have scheduled on that date by hovering over it. When choosing a due date, glance at your calendar using the task scheduler. From there, you’ll be able to manually pick a date from the calendar, or use any of our handy date shortcuts like Today, Tomorrow, or Next week. Just click or tap on the date field or calendar icon when adding or editing a task on any platform. To more easily visualize your schedule, you can also pick a due date from a calendar. Set a due date like next Monday by typing it directly into the task field. Todoist will automatically detect the due date and add it to the task when you save it. You can also add a specific time like June 15 at 9am.
For example, today, tomorrow, June 15, or next Monday. To give a task a due date, simply type the date into the task field using natural language. Instead of trying to do too much today, set future due dates for your tasks so you have the time to do your best work and hit important deadlines. Stay on schedule by setting due dates and recurring due dates for your tasks Find the perfect time for your tasks. Tip: If you complete a task by mistake, you can always uncomplete it to bring it back. You’ve got to walk before you run – get started with a quick overview of the basics:
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