A number of examples of how you can query Todoist.
You enter these dates in the query box:
| You write |
It means |
| Date queries |
| today or tod |
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| tomorrow or tom |
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| 10 |
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| 10/5 |
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| 10/5/2006 |
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| friday or fri |
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| next friday or next fri |
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| 2., 10. 5, fri |
Show agenda for multiple days |
| Other queries |
| 4 days |
Show agenda for the next 4 days |
| overdue or od |
Show items that are over due. |
| viewall or va |
Show all projects and their active items. |
| priority 1 or p1 |
Show all items with priority 1. p2 and p3 works as well. |
q: bug* peter*  |
Show all items that have bug (or bugs) and peter in their content. |
| Label queries |
| @home @gym |
Show all items that are labeled with @home and @gym labels. |
| today, overdue @home |
Show items that are over due and due today and that are labeled with @home label. |
| 7 days @home |
Show 7 days view of items that are labeled with @home label. |
| @ or labels |
Show all your labels. |
