The app step by step · Chapter 23

Tasks and calendar

How to write a task is explained in the chapter Tasks. This one is about the two tabs Tasks and Calendar, where nexlore collects them for you.

All your tasks at a glance

All open tasks, grouped by due date — The filters with their counts are at the top, and below them the tasks by due date.

Filters: You choose between Open, Overdue, Today, This week, Later, No date and Done, and each one shows how many tasks it holds.
Narrowing down: You can narrow the list down by a word, a tag or a space.
Grouping: The tasks are grouped by due date or by note, and your browser remembers which you chose.
Ticking off: nexlore rewrites exactly that one line in the note. For a recurring task, the next one appears right above it.

The list holds tasks from every space you may read, and you can tick them off wherever you may write. If the note has changed elsewhere in the meantime, your tick lands in a conflict copy instead of overwriting anything.

Your month in the calendar

The Calendar tab shows you a whole month. Each day lists what's due, overdue or done, and next to it you'll find the list “Due this month”.

The calendar of a month with daily notes and due tasks, on the right the month's list — A click on a day opens its daily note or creates it from the template.

Lore saysYou choose which space new daily notes go to below the calendar. You can look at a space where you may only read, but you can't create a daily note there.