Capture work where it actually happens.

Someone reacts 📋 to a decision in a busy channel, and Via turns the message into a task with the title, description and due date filled in from the words already written.

With nobody assigned, the card posts as up for grabs. A teammate taps Claim and the task is theirs and in progress in one move, with size and impact gauges showing what's at stake.

The client changed the ask. Say so in the thread and Via adds the Excel projection, drops the deck, pushes the due date a week and moves its own follow-up to match.

At 11:00 on the due date, Via checks in on the thread and tags the owner. Mark Done or Snooze are one tap away, and nobody had to remember to chase.

Four hours later with no movement, Via nudges the owner in a private message, gives the creator a quiet heads-up and tags the task overdue. Nobody gets called out in the channel.

A manager runs /tags overdue and sees everything behind with its owner, shared with the channel, so the status check needs no meeting.

The owner taps Mark Done. The overdue tag clears, the board updates and the task drops off next week's digest.

Standups, backups, end-of-day checks. The occurrence that came due is closed; tomorrow's is already waiting.

Monday-to-Friday cadence that knows the weekend. Friday rolls straight to Monday — Saturday and Sunday are never scheduled.

The weekly report, the team sync prep. Same weekday, same wall-clock time — held steady even when the clocks change for daylight saving.

Invoices, retros, the month-end close. Start it on the 31st and Via clamps to the last real day each month — February included. Never a phantom March 3rd.