Organize & repeat

Clear responsibility for shared work

In shared projects, assign a task to one eligible person, leave it unassigned, or offer it for someone to claim.

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Why it helps

Make responsibility easy to see.

Some household jobs already have an owner. Others can be picked up by whoever has a moment. A shared task can name one eligible person or remain available for someone to claim.

Responsibility stays separate from who created the task and who eventually completes it. Changes remain in the history, so a handoff doesn’t erase what happened before.

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Work together. Plan for yourself.

My Today

Book the bike serviceHousehold · First on my list
Research a birthday surprisePrivate Inbox · Only you
Personal: Today order, Inbox, reminders and focus history.
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What you can count on

  • Explicit project access
  • One person claims offered work
  • Responsibility and completion credit stay separate

A closer look

Can I assign a private task to anyone?

Assignment requires explicit project access. It doesn’t grant someone permission to see a private project. Agent responsibility is shown as delegation and follows its own authorization rules.

A little less on your mind

One place for it all.
One next step.

From the thought you don’t want to lose to the work you’re ready to finish.

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