Your Day
The decisions that need you, first.
One list, across your matters, of the decisions waiting for you, with the matter each belongs to and where to act on it.
Availability: Available
Tuesday, April 28, 2026
Good morning, Elena.
Needs your judgment
North Harbor
Review the notice memorandum
Alex has prepared the draft and a proposed next step. Your review is open.
Inspect the prepared work
Prepared by Alex Chen
The next step,
and the reason for it.
Keep both accounts attributed. Obtain the original email before adopting a position on notice.
- Basis
- Garcia 118:4–12 · Smith 44:12–20
- Decision needed
- Your review of the draft and proposed request
Preparing the work leaves the decision with you.
In practice
From the list to the decision.
See what is waiting on you.
Open tasks across your matters, sorted into what is on the clock, what needs your judgment and what can wait.
Your day / working agenda
What needs your
judgment first.North Harbor / Elena Rivera
Approve the notice memorandum v4.
Prepared by Alex Chen. The version before it, v3, was written before the email arrived.
Needs your approvalClient documents ready for attorney reviewDocumentsdefect-email.eml and defect-report.pdf from Garcia
Waiting on Alex ChenWaiting on othersRequest for production No. 1 · With Alex for final review before service
The list shows recorded work. A section it could not read shows as unknown, not as zero.
01The decision comes firstIllustrative example Go where the work is.
Each row opens the screen that owns the decision. Acting from the list needs the same confirmation as anywhere else.
From the agenda / to the screen that owns the decision
The next step has a place.
- Notice memorandum · v4
Pending approval
DocumentsOpens the memorandum at the version waiting for approval.
- Review-meeting notes
Missing material
Request checklistSee which item was received, blocked or still needed.
- Rule + trigger
Proposed date
Deadline reviewInspect the recorded trigger, counting rule and derivation before confirmation.
Some rows can be acted on in place. The rest open the screen that owns the decision.
02A route to the actual workIllustrative example Deadlines close on a recorded act.
A deadline reminder stops only when someone records the deadline completed or cancelled. A missed one keeps showing as overdue.
Deadline review / illustrative open task
The date needs its reasons.
Recorded trigger
A source-supported eventEstablish the event and its date.
Cited rule
An inspectable countReview the rule and arithmetic.
Still a proposal.
Until counsel confirms it, the suggestion is not a calendar entry. No date is invented in this example.
CompletedRequires a recorded actCancelledRequires a recorded actA missed deadline keeps showing as overdue. An extended one moves to its new date.
03The date needs its reasonsIllustrative example
What this carries into the rest of the matter
- Open tasks from across your matters, in one list.
- Each act you take, once you confirm it.
- On your way back into a matter: what you were doing, what changed and what you owe.
One decision in practice
The decision that needs her comes first.
Approve the notice memorandum v4
Prepared by Alex Chen. The version before it, v3, was written before the email arrived.
Elena decides whether to approve v4. The list brings the decision to her and does not make it.