Collect today’s moves
Describe tasks and times in natural language, check what Cami recognized, then save; or fill them in manually.
Work · Daily planning and tasks
Sort out today.
Do the important thing first.
For workdays full of tasks and last-minute changes. Write things as concrete moves, check timing and priorities, and leave some room in the day.
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Your needs
- Too much in your head, and important tasks get crowded out by small stuff.
- The schedule is packed, and one unplanned conversation throws off everything.
- At the end of the day, it is hard to say what actually moved forward.
How Cami helps
Plan around the time you actually have
View tasks by time or category, save a stretch for the work that matters, then handle the small stuff.
See the next step
Check things off when they are done; when they are not, note the actual progress. Leave one action in the journal to pick up tomorrow.
How to start
- List deadlines, impact and dependencies.
- Say how much time you have today, then go through tasks and reminders one by one.
- Review the day’s tasks and record them as you finish; adjust when things change.
Example request
Today I need to finish the proposal outline, give the designer feedback and file the materials. The proposal is discussed tomorrow and I only have two hours in the afternoon. Help me sort out priorities first, then arrange concrete tasks.
The example shows how to phrase a request; check what gets recognized and generated in the app.
Checking the result
- The first task maps to a result you can verify.
- The timing respects your real meetings and conversations.
- Anything unfinished has a clear next step.
Keep reading for concrete methods
Too many work tasks? How to prioritize: a Cami list example How to create tasks in Cami: from idea to concrete task Pairing the pomodoro technique with tasks: a Cami focus exampleBring your ideas back to today.
Start with Cami, one small thing at a time.