“No due date” tasks as another option for helping manage your time Keeping track of the things you need to do and getting them done can include delaying some tasks that can wait until later, to prevent them from getting in the way of the tasks that really do need Read more…
Trips, projects, weather, illnesses, and all sorts of other events can interfere with life’s usual rhythms and routines, including completing your repeating tasks. How best to handle this in Kitty Todo depends on the specific details of your break and repeating tasks, and your own preferences, what makes sense and Read more…
The Kitty Todo app and homescreen widget order the tasks in your task list by due date, priority, and description, under the section headers Overdue, Today, Tomorrow, Next 7 days, Future, and Completed. A few things to point out about this: Each section header only appears if there are any Read more…
When you’ve finished a task, in either the Kitty Todo app or homescreen widget, tap that task’s cat on its checkbox nose to mark it as completed. What happens next depends on whether the task was a non-repeating task or a repeating task: Completing a non-repeating task When you complete Read more…
Sometimes you mark a task as completed by mistake. It’s easy for a tap to go awry if you’re for example in a moving vehicle, and certainly we’ve all had times of thinking something was finished or fixed but then finding out otherwise. What you should do next depends on Read more…
If you’d like to make any changes to an existing task, in the Kitty Todo app or homescreen widget, tap any part of that task other than the cat’s checkbox nose to load it into the Edit Task screen for editing. Describe your task Change your task’s description if you Read more…
When you’re ready to create a task, tap the purple + button at the bottom-right corner of the Kitty Todo app or homescreen widget, to bring up the Add New Task screen. Describe your task Enter a short description of the task. Priority Select Big cat or Small cat priority Read more…
You’re doing great! Scroll down the list to the task, and tap the cat’s checkbox nose to complete it. What happens next is a little different depending on whether it was a repeating or non-repeating task: For a non-repeating task You’re done! The completed task moves to the Completed section at the Read more…
These things happen! When a task is past its due date, Kitty Todo moves it to the Overdue section at the beginning of your task list, and displays its due date in red. You’ll also get a notification telling you the number of overdue tasks that you have. You can Read more…
Not all repeating tasks are things that you really want to repeat forever, for example if you were in rehearsals for a play, you might have created a task to remind you to practice your lines every day, but then after performances have ended, you don’t need that reminder any Read more…