Scheduling controls when a task appears, when it is due, and whether it repeats. It helps families turn responsibilities into predictable routines.

Quick Start

1. Open the task you want to schedule.
2. Choose whether the task happens once or repeats.
3. Set the date or days when it should appear.
4. Add a due time if timing matters.
5. Add a reminder if the task is easy to forget.

Why this helps

Clear tasks can reduce repeated reminders and give children a better chance to follow through.

Good to know

• Use simple schedules before advanced ones.
• A due time is helpful for transition moments.
• If a scheduled task is ignored, simplify the timing before adding more reminders.

Family Example

Choose one task that happens every week and schedule it instead of relying on memory.

Good to Know

• Start with the smallest version that solves the problem.
• Change one setting at a time so you can see what helped.
• Missed days are information, not proof that your family failed.
• Open Help in the IAFT app and send a message if something does not work as expected.

Best First Action

Choose one task that happens every week and schedule it instead of relying on memory.

Related Articles

• How Repeating Tasks Work
• Understanding Due Time, Anytime, and As Needed Tasks
• How Task Completion Works
• How Reminders and Notifications Work