Tasks are the central tool of the service relationship: a Queen assigns tasks to her connected Servant, the Servant completes them and is rated for it. Even without a connection you can create tasks for yourself — then without a rating.

Note: The screenshots show the German interface — the layout is identical in every language.

Opening the task list

  1. Open your Dashboard — there you see your open tasks at a glance — or the Tasks area via + Create task on the dashboard.
  2. Each task shows its title, due date and status.

Creating a task

Form for a new task

  1. Click + New task or + Create task.
  2. Fill in the form:
    • Interval — "One-time" or a repeat rhythm (e.g. daily or weekly). Recurring tasks are automatically reissued after each due date.
    • Completion date — the date by which the task must be done.
    • Title — a short summary.
    • Task — the detailed description of what needs to be done.
  3. Set the requirements for "Task completed":
    • Photo proof required — the Servant must upload a photo when completing the task.
    • Comment required — the Servant must leave a comment.
    • Via + Add field you add your own proof fields (e.g. a measured value).
  4. Optional: Publicly visible — the task and its results appear in the public Protocol.
  5. Click Save.

As a Queen you create tasks for your connected Servant. If you have no connection (yet): you complete the task for yourself, and no one rates it.

Completing a task

  1. Open the task via the dashboard or the task list.
  2. Do what is described and mark the task as done.
  3. Upload the required proofs along the way (photo, comment or additional fields).

Ratings and punishments

  • The Queen sees the submitted result and rates it with one to five stars. The rating counts towards the Servant's rank.
  • If a task is not completed in time, it appears as missed on the dashboard. The Queen can then impose an educational measure (punishment) — it appears for the Servant as a task of its own to work through, and is recorded in the protocol.