Documentation Index
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Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
What it is
Reminders fire shortly before a task with adueTime is due, so you don’t miss the moment. Znift supports two channels: browser push notifications and email.
When to use it
Any task with a specific moment attached — a meeting, a time-boxed block of work, a scheduled deploy. Because Znift’s due time is optional, reminders only fire when you’ve set one. Tasks without adueTime are silent.
How to use it
Set a due time
- Create a task with a due time:
Standup prep at 9:30am. See Natural time input for the full list of accepted formats. - Or edit an existing task and add a due time from the detail panel.
Enable push reminders
- On first use, Znift asks your browser for notification permission. Allow it.
- Push reminders fire automatically from that point forward.
- Browser-level permissions are the on/off switch. Revoke them in browser settings to stop push reminders.
Enable email reminders
- Go to Profile → Notifications.
- Toggle Email reminders on.
- Reminders send to the email address on your Znift account.
Timing
Reminders fire a configurable lead time before the task’sdueTime. The default is 15 minutes before; you can change it under Profile → Notifications → Reminder lead time. If you miss a reminder, the task doesn’t re-fire — open the dashboard to catch up.
Example
You set: a task “Ship migration” with due time5pm, lead time at the default 15 minutes.
- At 16:45 local time, your browser shows a push notification: “Ship migration — due at 5:00 PM.”
- If you have email reminders enabled, you also get an email at 16:45 with the same info and a link back into the task.
Related
- Natural time input — how to set a
dueTimewhen creating a task. - Quick log —
Cmd+L+at <time>is the fastest way to create a task with a reminder. - Google Calendar — due-time tasks also sync to your calendar.