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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 in 90 seconds. Filmed on Diggr itself, with captions.
Today
Try it nowThe first entry in the menu, under My work, and where Diggr opens when you sign in.
What you do
- Start with the row of signals at the top: what moved at the companies you follow and clears Diggr's bar, strongest first. Swipe or scroll it sideways for more.
- The cross removes a signal for good. The menu beside it asks Diggr for more like it.
- Then your day: the meetings you have today, once your calendar is connected. Calendar › beside it opens your week, under Mail and calendar.
- Then the two columns: your top tasks on the left, in your own order, and Diggr's ideas on the right, the same number of each.
- Drag an idea onto your tasks and it becomes a task where you drop it. Or press + Task on the idea. A thumb up on an idea: from tomorrow Diggr leans toward ideas like it. A thumb down: it goes at once and is not suggested again.
- Choose how many top tasks Today shows, from 3 to 7, in Settings.
Saved news
Try it nowToday → the News section → Saved, the choice with the bookmark beside Your market and Whole market. You save a story by bookmarking it wherever you meet it.
What you do
- Press Saved to see the stories you kept; press Your market or Whole market to go back to the day's news.
- Press the bookmark on a saved story to take it off the list.
Tasks
Try it nowMy work → Tasks in the menu.
What you do
- Pick a view on the left — everything, a deal, a tag.
- Type # and a word in the add box to tag a task; press a tag above the list to see only the tasks carrying it.
- 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.
- Anywhere else, press the small task icon (a ticked box with a plus) on a news story, a person or a mail: the task box opens with the company already attached and a line saying where it came from. Write the step and save. On a mail where Diggr already suggests a next step, its Make it a task button keeps that step in one press instead.