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Reminders & Notifications
A due date only helps if someone gets reminded of it. Tasks and projects both carry their own reminders, and everything lands in one notification feed.
Illustrative workflow
Step 1
Set a due date
Any task with a due date is automatically eligible for a due-date reminder as the deadline approaches.
Step 2
Get nudged if it slips
An overdue reminder follows if a task passes its due date without being completed.
Step 3
Catch project-level deadlines too
Projects carry their own deadline reminders, independent of any single task inside them.
Step 4
Check the notification feed
Mentions, assignments, and status changes all land in one place — read or unread, at a glance.
How It Works
Set a due date
Any task with a due date is automatically eligible for a due-date reminder as the deadline approaches.
Get nudged if it slips
An overdue reminder follows if a task passes its due date without being completed.
Catch project-level deadlines too
Projects carry their own deadline reminders, independent of any single task inside them.
Check the notification feed
Mentions, assignments, and status changes all land in one place — read or unread, at a glance.
Why It Matters
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I turn off reminders for a specific task?
Reminders follow whether a task has a due date — remove the due date to stop them.
Do notifications arrive by email or only in-app?
Notifications appear in the in-app notification feed, marked read or unread.
Do recurring tasks get reminders too?
Yes — each occurrence of a recurring task is treated the same as any other task with a due date.
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