When you complete work, you want to remember what you shipped and be able to report it — to your manager, to your client, to your team. But most task managers solve the wrong problem. They're designed around *capturing* tasks, not around *documenting* what got done.

So you end up with a graveyard of completed and abandoned tasks, no clear picture of what's finished, and when your manager asks "what did you ship this week?", you're digging through noise to find the signal. The real cost isn't missed deadlines. It's clarity lost.

Completed tasks stay. Undone tasks age visibly.

Clarity Over Backlog

We built Daisy around a simple principle: completed tasks are your permanent record. The work you finish stays, searchable and reportable. Undone tasks expire after 10 days.

✓ Completed

Stays forever.
Locked in as proof.

⏰ Undone

Expires after 10 days.
Forces clarity.

Star what matters — important tasks and notes float to the top.

Why the deadline? Not to punish procrastination, but to keep the system *clear*. A task aging 6 months old isn't actionable — it's noise. By forcing a decision (finish or drop), your task list stays real. Your manager asks "what shipped?", and you have a clean, documented answer instead of digging through a backlog graveyard.

Clarity for Reporting and Accountability

For agencies, consultants, and in-house teams, this is essential. When you finish a task, it's locked in as proof of work. When your manager or client asks what was completed, you don't hunt through months of notes — you have a clear, dated record.

📊 Export & Report

Export completed tasks as CSV. Attach to invoices. Clients see proof of work. No ambiguity, no scope creep debates.

Tasks and Notes, Same Project

While you're working on tasks, you need to make notes — client feedback, decisions, context, things to remember. Rather than context-switching between apps, Daisy keeps them together. One project, one switch between tasks and notes.

Star important tasks and notes to float them to the top. Everything stays in one place. No backlog, no scattered context, no hunting through email threads.

A System That Stays Clear

We deliberately kept Daisy minimal. One screen. One switch. No customization menus to hide behind. Your completed work is always visible, always reportable, always yours.

The 10-day deadline on undone tasks isn't about pressure — it's about keeping the system honest. Tasks don't rot in the backlog. They either get done (and documented), or they get dropped (and cleared). Your reporting stays current. Your manager or client gets the truth about what shipped.

For teams that need clarity over busyness, this approach is liberating. Currently in beta and free.

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