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One person reads every message. Mention your iPhone model and iOS version if something looks wrong — it makes the fix much faster.
No. There is no sign-up and no password. Open the app and start writing.
Write it the way you would say it — “gym friday 7am !high #health”. Times, weekdays, repeats, priority and projects parse as you type, and each one shows as a chip you can correct before the task is added.
Swipe a task left and KAZI moves it to your freest upcoming day, then tells you why it picked that day.
A clean list of today, or a timeline that lays the day out by the hour with start, end and duration.
Start a task’s timer and the row glows while it runs, then pulses when the time is up. There is no alarm.
Yes. The home-screen and lock-screen widgets show today and let you complete tasks straight from the widget.
The mascot. Tick reflects your streak — asleep when you drift, wide awake when you are consistent.
No. KAZI Tasks is on-device only, which is what lets it work with no account and no server.
Always — including in Airplane Mode. The app has no networking code in it.
Open iOS Settings → Notifications → KAZI Tasks and check that notifications are allowed. Also check Settings → Focus, in case a Focus mode is filtering the app at that hour.
iOS decides how often widgets refresh. Opening the app forces a refresh; if it still looks stale, remove the widget and add it again.
Settings → Start fresh inside the app, or delete the app from your iPhone. You hold the only copy.
Send them to shah@shahzada.dev. Things that will not be added: ads, accounts, and anything that needs your tasks on a server.
KAZI Tasks collects no data at all. The privacy policy spells out exactly what that means.