More time for you.

Tasks View

More time for
getting things done.

Tasks View turns your daily plan into a list you can work through. See scheduled times, due dates, and project labels, sort by time or priority, and mark tasks complete as you finish them.

Keep the details close to the work, so you can spend less time checking what is next and more time moving through your day.

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Today

Friday, September 18 · Example dayAdd task
Now

Review the proposal

1:00 PM – 1:30 PMHighDue today
Client Work

Send the client update

1:30 PM – 2:00 PMCriticalDue today
Client Work

Review campaign results

2:00 PM – 2:30 PMEvery weekdayDue today
Website Launch

Take an afternoon walk

4:00 PM – 4:30 PMEvery weekdayDue today
Personal

Organize project notes

7:00 PM – 7:30 PMDue Sep 19Overflowed
Website Launch

Can't fit today1

Edit the guide

Due Sep 18Weekly on FriHighUnscheduled
Today
Website Launch

Sort the list, browse a day, or complete an example task.

A daily task list with scheduled times, calendar events, and the details you need to review.

Your daily plan, in a list

What is Tasks View?

Tasks View brings the work planned for your day into a list, with calendar events included for context. Each task keeps its scheduled time and relevant details close by, so you can review the plan and work through it.

Move between days, change the sort order, and show completed tasks when you need to look back. Tasks that need attention are also marked, helping you see which parts of the plan need another look.

Review the day your way.

Use Time to follow the scheduled order or Priority to review which tasks need your attention first.

Keep the details in view.

See scheduled times, due dates, project labels, and recurring-task information while you work through the list.

Track the work you finish.

Check off completed tasks and use the Completed control when you want to bring finished work into view.

A clear place to start

See the task.
Keep the context.

Review the timing, understand where the work belongs, and keep track of what still needs doing.

01 · Follow the work through your day

The task and its details,
right where you need them.

Scheduled times show when a task is planned, while due dates show when it needs to be finished. Project labels keep the work connected to the client, goal, or responsibility it belongs to.

You can also see recurring-task details and calendar events in the list. Use Time to follow the day’s order or Priority when you want to review the work by importance.

More time for focusing on the next task.

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The details beside the task

Scheduled time
When to work on it
Due date
When it needs finishing
Project
Where the work belongs
Repeats
Every weekday
Keep timing, project, and recurring-task details close to the work.

02 · See what needs attention

Keep the tasks to review
from getting overlooked.

A full list needs a clear way to show the items that deserve another look. Tasks View includes an attention count, an Overflowed label, and a Can’t Fit Today section.

Keep those tasks visible while you review your workload and the time available. Their names, timing details, projects, and due dates help you understand the work that still needs your attention.

More time for making informed plans.

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See what needs another look

Tasks that need attention stay visible alongside the rest of your plan.

Review the example list
Attention labels help you spot the tasks to review.

03 · Add the next thing you need to do

Capture the work.
Include what it needs.

Create a task with a name and an optional description. Add its duration, priority, schedule, project, and dates so the details are there when you return to the work.

Auto Scheduling uses task details and your availability to plan flexible work around calendar events. Tasks View gives you a place to follow that plan, whether you are working on a client project or a personal goal.

More time for the work and goals on your list.

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Add the task’s name and details before bringing it into your plan.

A full day. Planned.

From adding a task
to checking it off.

See how task entry, automatic scheduling, and your connected calendars come together to give you a plan you can follow.

STEP 01first.

Connect your calendar.

Events stay where they are unless you move them manually. You can easily create new events, manage invites, and more.

STEP 02then.

Drop in your tasks.

Let us know how long it takes, when it's due, and the priority. That's it. They'll get scheduled automatically.

STEP 03after that.

Let the hogs fly.

Tasks slot themselves around your meetings. Things change? Miss a task? We reschedule. TurboHog moves with you.

More time for what matters to you

Know what needs doing.
Get on with your day.

Bring the tasks you need to finish and the personal goals you want to make time for. Try Tasks View with every TurboHog feature for seven days, and work through a plan built around your life.

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01Making progress.

The work that moves your projects forward.

02Your people.

The plans you want to be present for.

03You.

The personal goals that deserve your attention.

Before you get started

Tasks View.
Your questions, answered.

Sorting your list, reviewing task details, and keeping track of the work you have finished.

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What is Tasks View in TurboHog?

Tasks View is a daily list of your planned work, with scheduled times, task details, and calendar events included. It gives you a place to review what is ahead, mark tasks complete, and see items that need attention.

Can I sort tasks by time or priority?

Yes. Tasks View includes Time and Priority controls. Time helps you follow the planned order of your day, while Priority lets you review the tasks according to their importance.

Can I move between different days?

Yes. The arrows beside the day heading let you move between days. You can review the tasks and events for the day you want to see.

Are calendar events included in the list?

Yes. Events appear alongside your tasks so you can keep meetings, meals, appointments, and other commitments in context while reviewing the day’s work.

Which task details can I see?

Task rows show scheduled times, relevant due dates, and project labels. Recurring tasks can also show repeat information, and attention labels appear where applicable.

How can I spot tasks that need attention?

Tasks View includes an attention count, labels such as Overflowed, and a Can’t Fit Today section. These make the relevant tasks visible as you review your list and the time available.

Can I see tasks I have already completed?

Yes. Use a task’s checkbox when the work is finished, then use the Completed control to show or hide completed tasks. This lets you review finished work while keeping the remaining list in view.

Can I create a task from this view?

Yes. Use Add to create a task, enter what needs to be done, and include the relevant details. The task form provides fields for a description, duration, priority, schedule, project, and dates.

Is Tasks View included in the free trial?

Yes. Tasks View and all TurboHog features are included in the 7-day free trial. Add your own tasks and review your daily plan to see how it fits the way you work.