Quick add and shortcuts¶
Quick add¶
Type a whole task in one line; a long one wraps and the box grows, so it stays easy to read and fix. What Punchlist recognises turns into a chip on the line under the text as you type and comes out of the title; the cross on a chip keeps those words as plain text instead.
makes the task Call the vet, starting tomorrow at 15:00, tagged pets, high priority, in the
list Home.
| Write | Sets | Examples |
|---|---|---|
| A date or time | The start | today, tomorrow 9am, fri, next monday, oct 30, in 3 days, fri 9-11am (a span) |
due + a date |
The due date | due fri, due by friday, due on oct 30 |
every ... |
How it repeats | every day, every 3 days, every weekday, every other week, every mon and thu, every month |
#tag |
A tag (made if new) | #errands, #home/garden; #garden finds home/garden when it is the only one |
!priority |
Priority | !high !h !1, !medium !med !m !2, !low !l !3, !none !0 |
^list |
The list | ^home, ^groc (the start of a name is enough) |
@person |
Assign it | @kim (people you share with, by name or username) |
Without ^list, the task goes to the list you are in (or the Mess Drawer from a view).
Keyboard shortcuts¶
Press ? anywhere for this list. Shortcuts are plain keys, never fire while you type, and stay clear of the browser's own.
| Keys | Does |
|---|---|
| Q | Add a task |
| / | Search |
| ? | Show the shortcuts |
| G then T | Go to Today |
| G then I | Go to the Mess Drawer |
| G then N | Go to Upcoming |
| G then D | Go to Due dates |
| G then A | Go to All |
| G then C | Go to Calendar |
| G then S | Go to Settings |
| J / K | Next / previous task |
| E | Edit the title |
| Space | Complete or reopen |
| Del | Move to the trash |
| Alt+Up / Alt+Down | Move the task up or down |
| Alt+Right / Alt+Left | Make it a subtask of the one above / take it out |