What it does
My Work shows every open thread assigned to you across the whole team. It powers the Tasks counter in the top navigation. Resolving a thread removes it from here and brings your count down — the gentle nudge that keeps your list short.
Where to find it
Click My Work in the top navigation, or go to /dashboard/my-work. The Tasks badge next to it shows how many open threads you own.
Step by step
Work through your tasks
- Open My Work to see your open threads, grouped by due date.
- Click a thread to open it.
- Resolve it (from the thread page or the board's ⋯ menu) to clear it from the list.
Focus on what matters
- Threads are bucketed into Overdue, Due in the next 7 days, Later and No due date, so the
most time-sensitive work sits at the top. Overdue is highlighted in red.
- A count badge beside the My Work title shows the total number of open threads assigned to you
(across all priorities), so you can read your overall load at a glance. Beside it, a muted N logged meta shows the total time you've logged across those threads.
- When anything assigned to you is past its due date, a red N overdue badge appears next to the **My
Work title — a quick at-a-glance count across all priorities. The header Tasks counter also turns red** (instead of its usual colour) whenever you have overdue work, so it stands out from anywhere in the app.
- Prefer to see your work by project? Use the Due date / Project toggle in the header to switch
grouping. Project mode lists a section per project, each headed by the project's colour dot, its open-thread count and the total time logged across those threads.
- Use the Sort toggle (Priority / Due date / Recently updated) to choose the order of threads **within
each group** — Priority shows the most urgent first (the default), Due date the soonest-due first, and Recently updated the most recently active first. It works alongside the grouping and priority filter, and is saved in the URL so you can bookmark a particular view.
- Use the priority filter chips in the header (All / Urgent / High / Medium / Low) to narrow the list to a
single priority. If a priority has nothing open, the empty state offers a one-click Show all priorities link to clear it. Both the grouping and the filter are reflected in the URL, so you can bookmark, say, your urgent work grouped by project.
- If your team uses more than one structure, an All structures / <your current structure> toggle
appears in the header. Switch it to your current structure to see only the work assigned to you inside that structure — handy when you split work across separate structures and want to focus on one. "Current structure" is whichever you last opened in Structures; leave the toggle on All structures to see everything.
What each screen shows
- Priority chips — quick filters in the header; the active one is highlighted.
- Groups — each section shows its label and a count badge; empty groups are hidden. Project sections also
show the project's colour dot and the total time logged across that project's threads.
- Task rows — the thread's ref (in its project colour), title, priority badge, time logged, a
start→due date chip (e.g. 15 Jun – 20 Jun, Due 20 Jun, or From 15 Jun), and a Due soon badge when a thread is due within the next 48 hours (and isn't already overdue). An overdue, unresolved due date turns the date chip red — the same chip you see on board cards.
- Empty state — a friendly "You're all clear" when nothing matches.
Tips
- Threadwork shows two separate counters — Tasks (what you must do) and Updates (what you've been told). Keeping them apart means your to-dos never hide behind notifications.
Troubleshooting
- A task isn't showing — only open threads assigned to you appear here. Check the thread's status and assignee.