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Retrospect

Looking back is how you move forward. Fecit helps you reflect at three levels.

Reflection doesn't have to be complicated. A single line is enough. What matters is the habit of pausing to look back after finishing something. Fecit lets you reflect at three levels — from a single task to an entire week.

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Task retrospect

Reflect on a single task

When you complete a task, a Review section appears. Write a short retrospect here.

"What went well?", "What would I do differently?", "What did I learn?" — prompt questions are provided so you can start without pressure.

Most useful for:
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Tasks that took longer than expected — note why
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Tasks that went well — note what worked
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First-time tasks — note what to remember next time
Tip: Enable Show retrospect on complete in settings to automatically prompt reflection every time you finish a task.
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Daily review

Reflect on your day

At the end of the day, tap the date separator in your task list. This opens the Daily Review screen.

Rate your satisfaction from 1 to 5 and leave a note about how your day went. You can also see the list of tasks you completed that day.

Good things to write in a daily review:
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The most rewarding thing you did today
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What didn't go as planned and why
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What you must do tomorrow
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Weekly review

Reflect on your week

Open Weekly Review from the Achiever tab to see a summary of your week.

Compare how many tasks you created, started, completed, and cancelled versus last week. See all your completed tasks at a glance.

Give each week a title and write a retrospect. Over time, you'll have a journal of your weeks that's easy to look back on.

What you can see in your weekly review:
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Created / started / completed / cancelled task counts (vs. last week)
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List of tasks completed this week
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Weekly title and retrospect

From small to big

1
Task retrospect — a quick note after finishing a task
2
Daily review — rate your day and write what happened
3
Weekly review — look back on your week and prepare for the next one

All optional. Start with just one line.