Tiring tasks go to the hours you have the most energy
You mark a task Tiring and pick the hours your energy is highest in Settings. When Brizemi places that task, it puts it in those hours if it fits.
Today
Thursday 3 Dec
I put the things you mark as tiring in these hours when they fit.
An example from the app's screen.
How it works
- 1
On Today, tap the block's row and tap the Tiring chip in its details.
- 2
In Settings → Day & plan, use Most energy to pick Morning, Afternoon or Evening.
- 3
Next time Brizemi places that task, it goes in those hours if it fits.
What it does
- Puts tiring tasks in the hours you picked when they fit: Morning 6–12, Afternoon 12–17, Evening 17–23.
- Still places must-dos first; a tiring task never jumps ahead of them.
- Shows tiring tasks on Today with a faint battery icon.
- Starts with Morning picked; you can change it any time.
What it doesn't do
- Change what fits or what waits in Parked.
- Move things in today's plan once you've accepted it.
- Affect Rescue; Rescue doesn't look at your energy hours.
- Measure or track you; it only uses the hours you picked.
When a task happens matters as much as how long it takes. The same task feels easy in the morning for some people and in the evening for others. Brizemi doesn't try to measure your energy; it only uses what you tell it: which tasks are tiring, and which hours suit you. The rest is placement, and it never changes what fits. Putting a hard task in a good hour may not make it shorter, but it usually makes it easier to start.
Is it free?
Free
- Marking a task Tiring
- Most energy: Morning, Afternoon or Evening
With Pro
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The Tiring mark and the Most energy setting are free. The mark counts whenever Brizemi places a task: in your first plan, with Add to today, and in new plans you build with Pro.
Questions people ask
Does marking something Tiring change today's plan?
No. The mark counts the next time Brizemi places that task; the things in the plan you accepted today stay where they are.
What if a tiring task doesn't fit in those hours?
Then it goes in the earliest open gap, as usual. What fits never changes, and must-dos still come first.
Is Energy paid?
No. The Tiring mark and the Most energy setting are free. They're used for things you add one by one with Add to today too; building the day at once after your first plan is Pro.
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