You can assign flexible due dates to tasks using due dates, times, and optional start ranges.
Due date
You can set a due date on any task
This represents when the task is expected to be completed
Adding a due time
You can optionally add a due time
This makes the task time-specific instead of all-day
Start date and time (optional)
You can also define when work should begin:
Start date (optional) — when the task begins
Start time (optional) — when work begins on that day
Valid combinations
Sydnee supports flexible date ranges, with one constraint:
Allowed:
Due date only
Due date + due time
Start date → due date
Start date → due date + due time
Start date + due date (no times)
Start date + due date + due time (no start time)
Not allowed:
Start time without a due time
This ensures all time-based tasks have a clear end point.
Time zones
All tasks are created in your local time zone (set your time zone in your profile)
Dates and times are automatically normalized for each user viewing the task
Each user sees the task in their own local time
Repeating tasks
You can set a task to repeat on a schedule (e.g., weekly).
Select a repeat frequency (e.g., weekly)
Choose specific days (if applicable)
The calendar will preview upcoming occurrences using highlighted dates
Notes
If no time is set, the task is treated as an all-day item
Repeating previews help confirm scheduling before saving
Time zone handling ensures consistency across distributed teams