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Documentation Index

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What it is

Reminders fire shortly before a task with a dueTime 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 a dueTime are silent.

How to use it

Set a due time

  1. Create a task with a due time: Standup prep at 9:30am. See Natural time input for the full list of accepted formats.
  2. Or edit an existing task and add a due time from the detail panel.

Enable push reminders

  1. On first use, Znift asks your browser for notification permission. Allow it.
  2. Push reminders fire automatically from that point forward.
  3. Browser-level permissions are the on/off switch. Revoke them in browser settings to stop push reminders.

Enable email reminders

  1. Go to Profile → Notifications.
  2. Toggle Email reminders on.
  3. Reminders send to the email address on your Znift account.

Timing

Reminders fire a configurable lead time before the task’s dueTime. 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 time 5pm, 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.
See the pricing page for what’s included in each tier.
  • Natural time input — how to set a dueTime when creating a task.
  • Quick logCmd+L + at <time> is the fastest way to create a task with a reminder.
  • Google Calendar — due-time tasks also sync to your calendar.