Looking Back
Finished work isn’t erased — it stays as your own trajectory.
In most tools, a completed task is checked off and gone. Instead of erasing finished work, toodoori keeps it as a record, so you can look back on what you’ve done and how. Retrospectives, the archive, and statistics make room for that.
Retrospective
In the task detail, jot down reflections like KPT (Keep, Problem, Try). What went well and what to change becomes the basis for your next choice. Leave the thought you had as the task wrapped up right on its card, and the context is still alive when you read it again later.
Archive
Finished tasks collect in the Archive. Your board stays clean, and you can always pull them back out. You don’t have to delete what’s done for the board to stay light.
Statistics
See the flow built from your completed work at a glance. Not numbers that nag you — a place to look back on what you’ve done and how. One card at a time adds up into a trajectory that’s your own.
How records become a trajectory
Retrospectives, the archive, and statistics aren’t separate features but one flow for handling finished work. You leave a retrospective as a task wraps up, that task moves into the archive and clears the board, and the records that gather become a flow in statistics. What you delete can’t be recalled — but what you keep becomes a clue for your next choice.
Worth reading next
For more on reading your past records, see the Looking Back on Your Records guide. The task card where you write a retrospective is covered in Task Cards, and why statistics don’t nag you with numbers is covered in attuned response.