The jobs that outlive one shift

Work that survives the end of a shift.

Assign a job with an owner and a due date, so the thing that has to happen on Thursday is not resting on somebody's memory of a conversation on Monday.

The jobs that outlive one shift

Owned, or open

Assign a task to a person, or leave it unassigned for whoever picks it up. Both are normal; a tool that insists on an owner gets ignored.

  • A date on the task and the task in front of the person, rather than a deadline that only exists in the head of whoever set it.

Scoped to a site or the whole workspace

A task for one location stays there. A task for everybody reaches everybody. Multi-site teams stop reading other people's jobs.

Where people already look

Tasks sit alongside the schedule people open anyway, so there is no second app and no separate habit to build.
FAQ

Tasks, answered.

Is this a project management tool?+
No, and deliberately. It is the short operational list a shift-based team actually keeps: restock, chase, fix, follow up. Anything needing dependencies and Gantt charts belongs elsewhere.
Can I assign a task to a whole location?+
Yes. Leave it unassigned and scope it to the location, and it reads as work for whoever is on rather than work for one named person.
What happens to a task nobody completes?+
It stays open and visible rather than disappearing. An overdue task that quietly vanishes is worse than one that keeps asking.
Vocabulary

The terms behind this feature.

Plain definitions for the words that show up when you run shifts, each one written to answer the question on its own.

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