Lesson 8 of 10

Your daily loop: Today, saved news, tasks

The one screen to open every morning, the stories worth keeping, and the list of what to do about them — the daily habit Diggr is built around.

Today

The first entry in the menu, and where Diggr opens when you sign in.

Start with your signal today — the single card at the top. It is the one thing Diggr would put in front of you, with the reason it chose it. On a day when nothing clears the bar it says so rather than promoting the least unimportant thing.
Below it, on a day when there is something, read the catch-up band: what happened while you were away. Most mornings it is silent.
Then your day: the meetings you have today.
Then the pair of cards — your three today on one side, and the deck of ideas and tasks on the other. Flip through the deck one card at a time.
On an idea you like, press Act on it and it becomes a task against that account. On one you do not, press the thumb down and you will see fewer like it.
Where Diggr's suggestion is the wrong move, press the pencil: its own sentence is already in the box, ready for you to rewrite. Your words then stand on the card, and Diggr learns how you work from them.
Scroll to what moved in your space — the news scored against your targets and your live deals, not a general feed.

Tools at the foot of the menu → Saved news. You save a story by bookmarking it wherever you meet it.

Read the newest day as the lead, with older days flowing beneath it.
Filter by company to pull up everything you saved about one account — the real meeting-prep move.
Jump to an older day or month from the back-issues index.

Your work → Tasks in the menu.

Pick a view on the left — everything, a project, a tag.
Work the middle list, which groups by importance rather than by date alone.
Open a task on the right to see its detail and what Diggr knows about the account it belongs to.
Press Done and watch the ring move.