Features & Improvements Request

I'd love to add something like what was good about today, bad, learnings etc

It would be nice if we have the option to replan a task to tomorrow without a time allocation as part of the suggested list

This would be useful to move tasks to this/next week easily and to have tasks not planned for a specific day

Would love to have the option to review & reflect the day/week/month with summary of all tasks done during those period, track mood, and then reflect what went well, what can be improved etc, the 'planner' will be even more robust!

One of the biggest opportunities for Akiflow is to provide longer-term planning tools. Most task managers (including Akiflow) divide the world of tasks into, basically, today/tomorrow/this week/someday. Sure, Akiflow has the "plan" feature where I can throw a task to the following Monday or whatever, but requiring a task to re-appear on a specific date is not always what you want. Often, you want to look at different time horizons: this week, next week, the next few weeks, next month, next quarter, this year, etc. and bucket tasks into those general categories where you can hold them for future review and triage. Functionality like this, which lets me plan/manage different time horizons would be game-changing and would make Akiflow the best choice for "single source of truth" for all the things I want to get done.

On the (Mac) desktop app, we have three sorting options: Due date Project Priority I'm missing a Planned date/time option, since due date doesn't seem to sort by planned time, which is what I would expect as an agenda view next to the calendar (see screenshot, where 9:54 comes both before AND after 10:54)

During Rituals, when I drag a task from my Inbox to Today, it removes the sorting. I'd love to just drag it there and keep the sorting already in place. So if a task from inbox is High Priority, it goes to the top, etc.

When you pop open the “daily items” list at the top of the calendar view, it should persist as being open until you decide to collapse it again. It’s a real pain to pop it open on a week view, say, and then scroll on a week to find you have to pop it open again to see all the events.