□ Send the revised proposal
Unfinished at day’s end.
Automatic task rollover
Unfinished tasks move forward. Yesterday stays honest.
Naremis carries unfinished work into the next local calendar day while leaving a trace on every day it was missed. You see what still needs attention without losing what really happened.
A three-day example
One task, three truthful pages.
Suppose “Send the revised proposal” begins on Monday and is not finished until Wednesday.
□ Send the revised proposal
Active here; Monday keeps a moved trace.
✓ Send the revised proposal
Completed here; Tuesday keeps its trace too.
Rollover
Let tomorrow catch what today missed.
Automatic rollover is the default path for unfinished tasks. The task advances only one local day at a time, so the notebook can show each date it passed through.
What stays behind
The earlier page receives a moved occurrence linked to the active task. It remains read-only history, not a duplicate task you must clean up.
Scheduling
Choose a future day when you already know.
Scheduling is deliberate: you select the date where the task belongs. Rollover is observational: Naremis carries forward what remained unfinished. Both preserve a movement trace, but they describe different decisions.
A practical rule
If the task simply did not happen, leave it to roll. If you have decided it belongs on Friday, schedule it for Friday. If it no longer matters, cancel it so it stops moving.
Start with today
Make today clear.
Try automatic rollover in your own daily list. No account required.