Missions stopped being a separate app
Missions used to have their own corner of the dashboard: a grid of tiles, a tab strip under it, and a list you could scroll for a while. Meanwhile your actual work lived in Tasks. Two lists, two habits, and a decent chance of ignoring both.
They're one thing now.
Quick wins live in My Day
Open Tasks. Under Today you'll find Quick wins — the small stuff worth five minutes. Confirm a batch of AI product picks. Name a go-to material. Look at something that got auto-added to your library. Tap one and do it right there.
Only the ones that apply to your role show up, and the whole section disappears when you're clear. A clean day looks clean.
"Not right now" is finally an answer
Every quick win has a ⋯ menu with two honest options:
- Snooze a week — it goes away and comes back in seven days.
- Not for me — it goes away and stays away.
That's your call and only yours. It doesn't hide anything from anyone else on your team, and it still shows up in your quest log if you want to find it later.
The big setup jobs became real tasks
Tuning your pricing with Biddy. Building your first project template. Reviewing your multipliers. Filling out your catalog. Those aren't five-minute nudges — they're real work, so they land in Today as real task cards, with a button that takes you straight to the thing.
And they check themselves off. Finish the pricing interview anywhere in the app and the task ticks over on its own. No marking the same job done in two places.
Up for grabs
Some tasks show up without a name on them, tagged up for grabs. If it's the kind of work you do, the card gets an I'll take it button — one tap and it's yours, off everyone else's list, ready to clock into. If someone beats you to it, the card clears itself out.
The dashboard got shorter
The Missions tab on your dashboard is now a summary: what's worth doing next, your catalog health bar, and an Open My Day → link. Your getting-started missions still sit right at the top of it for a new account, exactly where the tour points, and starring a mission still pins it there.
Everything else moved to where you were already looking.