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The Eisenhower widget is a 2×2 grid on your home page that groups active tasks by urgency and importance. It’s the fastest way to see what to work on next.
Home-page Eisenhower matrix

The four quadrants

High importanceLow importance
High urgencyDo — top-left, crisis and deadlinesDelegate — top-right, interruptions and batchable work
Low urgencySchedule — bottom-left, strategic work worth planning time forEliminate — bottom-right, candidates to drop
A task’s quadrant is purely a function of the importance and urgency fields you set on it. Change either field and the task moves accordingly.

What the widget shows

  • Up to 50 tasks across the four active statuses: backlog, todo, in_progress, in_review.
  • Each quadrant lists the tasks that fall into it, with title, status badge, and due date if one is set.
  • Clicking a task takes you to its detail page.

When the widget is visible

  • At least one qualifying task: the widget renders on the home page.
  • No qualifying tasks: the widget is hidden. Create your first task from the Tasks page and it will appear.

Tips for the quadrants

  • Treat Do as a “today” list — if it stays crowded, importance or urgency probably needs re-evaluating.
  • Put recurring strategic work in Schedule and actually block calendar time for it.
  • Delegate is where to hand work off when that’s an option.
  • If Eliminate keeps filling up, consider whether those tasks belong anywhere at all.

Next steps

Managing tasks

Create and edit tasks

Automations

Auto-create tasks from incoming email