Due dates that matter
Every task with a deadline shows a live countdown, not just a date you have to interpret yourself.
A to-do app with due dates, completion tracking, and a live countdown on every task, so what's actually urgent is obvious without opening each item to check.
Why this exists
A flat checklist treats a task due in ten minutes the same as one due next month, both are just an unchecked box. Figuring out what actually needs attention means opening each item to check its due date, which defeats the point of having a list in the first place.
Tasks shows a live progress timeline on every item with a due date, so how much time is actually left is visible on the card itself, not buried behind a click. Completed tasks stay in the same view with their own progress state, so the day's full picture, done and not done, is in one place.
What you get
Every task with a deadline shows a live countdown, not just a date you have to interpret yourself.
A progress bar reflects how much of a task's window has elapsed, so urgency is obvious at a glance.
Tasks in the same workspace as Roadmaps means daily execution stays linked to the longer-term goal it serves.
Copy a task instead of retyping it for the next time the same thing comes up.
Questions
No, it's built for personal task tracking, not team project management with assignees and sprints. It's meant to sit next to Roadmaps and Notes in one personal workspace.
It stays visible and is marked overdue rather than disappearing, so nothing slips out of view just because the deadline passed.
Tasks and Roadmaps live in the same workspace, so a daily task can represent one step in a longer roadmap without needing a separate integration.
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