# Please tell me you are not going to remove &quot;To Do&quot;,and the ability to focus in on only Today&#39;s Tasks

My Week has some good features, but it does not come close to replacing "To Do". 
Having a whole week of tasks (which can be alot) in front of you can be quite overwhelming. I don't want to think about what I have to do tomorrow or the rest of the week. I just want to focus in on today. 
With To Do I can do that brilliantly. Also in To Do I can see all the emails and notes that I use as Tasks (much quicker than creating hundreds of Work Items) as assigning emails can be done on the fly. My Week seems to assume we mostly use Work Items. We only use Work Items for either repeating Tasks, or Work with multiple tasks within the work item. Alot of our Tasks just come directly from an email or can be given to a staff member in a quick note. 
I would like to know how other users are finding My Week and whether others are worried about the future loss of To Do.

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- Posted at: over 4 years ago
- Author title: Founder/Manager/Senior Accountant
- Net upvotes: 2


## Comments
### Comment 1

Karbon is working towards a more thoughtful approach to work. The end result will be different in many ways but will not be worse overall and will be better in many ways than the current to-do system.

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- Posted at: over 4 years ago
- Author title: Operations Manager at Avrio Solutions LLC




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