When suggesting new dates for a task, the scheduler changes its suggestions based on factors such as the current day's date. For example, sometimes I see the option This weekend and other times I see Next weekend instead. When rescheduling a task, I sometimes see different options. Please check if the Smart Date recognition feature is ON, by opening your Settings and going to the General tab. The due dates I type inline are not highlighted and recognized. Scroll down to the Date & time section.Tap the gear icon in the top-right corner.Special thanks to our Todoist ambassador Leighton Price for providing some examples for this article. When you need a task to repeat daily, weekly, monthly or on whatever schedule you'd like, you can set a recurring due date. Click here to learn all about how to set recurring due dates like daily, weekly or every 3 months. Tomorrow at 12pm ( tomafternoon also works)ġ1 November (this is particularly useful for setting Reminders) Changes dependent upon what day of the week it is upon the time of entry.Ĭonverts to the respective date of the third Friday in next January Useful for quick-adding a task when either the Today View or Upcoming View is active (both default to today's date), but you don't want to set a due date ( no due date also works).Īssigns a day later in the week. Today at 6pm (unless 6pm has passed, in which case tomorrow) The next Monday by default (this can be changed in your Settings)įriday at 7pm ( Friday 7pm, Fri at 7pm, Fri at 1900, Fri at 19:00 also work) Type these natural language terms when adding a task in Todoist to schedule the task to the specified date. Chances are, Todoist will know what you mean.
If you’re unsure if a particular date format will work, just type it into your task name using natural language to describe it. These are just a few of the dates and recurring due dates you can add.
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