Tasks & recurring follow-ups

Open Plan at /app/plan and pick the List view for work that may not belong to a person. It's where the old /app/tasks board went, and that address still redirects here. A task needs only a title; its due date, person, and company are optional. Use Active and Completed to work the list, edit details, or mark it done. A dated task also appears on the Day, Week and Month views of the same page; an undated one stays in the list instead of receiving a made-up date — and you can give it one without leaving the row, from the date button that reads Unscheduled.

Find one in a long list

Search the list by task text, by the person attached, or by the company — typing "Acme" finds a task whose wording never mentions Acme but whose company does. Narrow further with the All / General / People / Companies chips: General is the work that names nobody, your own admin list.

Beside them, pick a person or a company to see only what you owe that one. Each list offers only people or companies that already have a task on this board, so the filter can never come back empty, and it doesn't appear at all until one of your tasks names someone. Sort by Due date — the default, soonest first with undated work last — or by Date added, newest or oldest first, for when the question is "what did I just add?" rather than "what's next?". Every row shows the day it was added beside its due date.

The list pages rather than scrolling forever — 10 rows at a time, raised at the bottom. Changing a search, a filter or the sort always returns you to the first page, so a narrowed list can never strand you on an empty one. All of these controls are shared with the calendar views: set them once and switching view keeps them.

Repeat work without duplicating it

Tasks and person follow-ups can repeat daily, weekly, monthly, or yearly. Choose the interval and, where relevant, the weekday, day of month, or month and day. Completing the current occurrence advances the same item exactly once; dismissing it ends the series. Short months clamp to their final day.

Dates mentioned in notes

When a note says “reach out by Saturday”, “next Monday”, or “10 days from now”, Dhaga resolves it with calendar code rather than asking an LLM to do date arithmetic. “Next weekend” schedules Saturday immediately, then adds a Confirmation where you can keep Saturday or move it to Sunday.

Keep-in-touch schedules

• Weekly and fortnightly: optional weekday.
• Monthly and quarterly: optional day of month.
• Twice yearly and yearly: optional month and day.

Choose Auto for a weekly cadence and Dhaga spreads people across the week using People/day, then saves the assigned weekday. An explicit crowded day shows a warning before anything is saved; choose Save anyway to keep that weekday, or cancel to restore the previous schedule. Due dates follow your Settings time zone; older elapsed-day-only contacts continue to work unchanged.

When a link goes nowhere

If a saved link points to a page that moved or has not been built yet, Dhaga shows the cloth-shop search scene instead of a generic error. From there you can open the app or return to the homepage. The same recovery actions work inside the signed-in app and on public pages, in light and dark themes.