What a to-do list looks like
Tasks come from every part of life. Your AI saves each one with its due date, and a repeating task comes back each time you check it off. A few lists:
Home
- Renew the car registrationOct 15
- Call the plumber backTue
- Pay the water billOct 1
- Pick up the dry cleaningThu
- Return the library booksFri
Work
- Send Priya the Q3 deckFri
- Review the vendor contractOct 8
- Book a room for the offsiteOct 12
- Post the weekly updateEvery Mon
Family
- Sign Ella's field trip formTue
- Schedule Marcus's dental cleaningOct 20
- Order flowers for Mom's birthdayOct 9
- Water the gardenEvery Sun

Things to try saying
These work in any AI you've connected to Penny, whatever you use it for.
"Add that to my to-do list."
Saves a task from whatever you were just talking about.
"Turn this into tasks."
Breaks a plan, an email, or a pasted list into separate tasks, each with its own date.
"What's on my plate today?"
Lists what's due today, from any app you've connected.
"What's coming up this week?"
Shows your upcoming tasks in date order.
"That one's done."
Checks the task off.
"Move it to Friday."
Changes the due date instead of adding a second task.
"Add a task to water the plants every Sunday."
Sets a repeating task once. The next one comes back when you check this one off.
"What's overdue?"
Finds tasks past their due date, so you can do them, move them, or drop them.
"Put those dates on my calendar too."
Adds events through your calendar connector, if your AI has one. The tasks stay in Penny.





