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Nexto schedules backward from due dates. If a deadline can’t fit around your meetings and other tasks, the task is flagged as a deadline violation the moment it becomes unrealistic — days in advance, not the night before. Overload shows up on your calendar as soon as it exists, so you can renegotiate scope or deadlines early instead of scrambling.

Add the new request with a deadline, duration, and priority — Nexto reshuffles everything else around it automatically, respecting all your other due dates. You can also drag any block to a new time and the rest of the plan adjusts. The schedule stays realistic without you replanning the week by hand.

Yes — that’s the core idea. Nexto turns your backlog into exactly one decision-free queue: the next block on your calendar. Sorting by deadline, priority, and task dependencies happens in the scheduling engine, not in your head. You open the app and do the block.

Yes. Nexto syncs with Google Calendar, reads your meetings and busy blocks, and only schedules tasks into real free time between them. When a new meeting lands or one moves, affected tasks are rescheduled automatically — no double-booking, one source of truth.

Tasks are scheduled in chunks, so a long task can split across available slots. When a task runs over, the unfinished remainder is rescheduled into the next open slot and the rest of the plan shifts automatically. A bad estimate costs you one block, not the whole week.

No. Scheduling is continuous and event-driven: every time you add or change a task, move a meeting, or change your working hours, Nexto recomputes the plan in the background. There is nothing to review on Sunday night — the calendar is always current.

You define working-hours schedules for each day, and Nexto keeps buffers between blocks so the day isn’t wall-to-wall. High-priority work gets the best slots; everything else fills the gaps. Because tasks and meetings live in one view, your focus blocks are visible to you — and defensible.

Yes. Nexto reads your Google Calendar events and writes scheduled task blocks back, so both calendars agree. Overlapping events are merged before free slots are computed, which prevents phantom gaps and double-booked time.