Time Off lets you schedule periods when an earner will not be expected to complete their recurring tasks. During time off, all recurring tasks are automatically skipped without breaking streaks or applying penalties.
Perfect for:
When an earner has active time off, you will see indicators throughout the app:
A banner shows on the earner card indicating they are on time off.
Recurring tasks do not appear during time off - no pressure to complete them.
Existing streaks are frozen and resume when time off ends.
Missed task penalties do not apply during time off periods.
Follow these steps to schedule time off for an earner:
All recurring tasks are automatically skipped. They will not appear on the dashboard.
Quick tasks (one-time tasks) can still be completed if you want to award bonus points.
Earners can still redeem rewards during time off using their existing points.
Scheduled allowance still gets awarded during time off (it is automatic, no action needed).
From the Settings → Time Off section, you can:
Not sure which to use? Here is the difference:
Use for: Temporary breaks (vacations, sick days)
Tasks: Skipped automatically
Streaks: Protected
Points: Can still earn/redeem
Duration: Has end date
Use for: Long-term removal
Tasks: Completely hidden
Streaks: Reset when re-enabled
Points: Preserved but cannot use
Duration: Until manually re-enabled
Time Off is available on all subscription tiers:
Schedule time off for your earners. Basic functionality included.
Same as Free - schedule time off as needed.
Same functionality - time off works the same on all tiers.
You can add time off retroactively! If you are already on vacation, schedule time off with today date as the start. Past missed tasks will not be affected, but future tasks during the time off period will be skipped.
Yes, but it is not necessary. If you have time off from Feb 1-7 and want to extend it, just edit the existing time off to change the end date.
If you delete a time off period that is currently active, tasks will resume immediately. Any tasks missed during the deleted time off period may affect streaks retroactively.