Hide completed tasks
I use tasks to help me get ready for work, giving myself a timeframe to do everything. I am a neat freak and I delete each task when I’m done with it because hitting complete doesn’t make it disappear. Please add an option to hide completed tasks, I am shocked It’s not already an option, but I couldn’t find one. I want there to be zero tasks at the end of my day without having to delete them all. Thank you

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Andrew Cranna
May 8
I have ADHD and seeing completed tasks makes it difficult to focus on the tasks I still need to do and makes me feel overwhelmed.
Yonatan Volfin
Apr 6
I fully identify with this request.
There’s no right or wrong—it’s just a matter of visual preference.
For me, as someone with ADHD, completed tasks still draw my attention and distract me from the agenda.
Amélie Gaillez
Jan 13
Dommage que ce ne soit pas possible car l’accumulation de tâches rend les restantes peu visibles et crée également un manque de visibilité impliquant une réorganisation permanente et énergivore
Alina
Jul 1, 2025
@Linnea Out of curiosity, why was this feature request rejected? I would also find this feature very helpful :)
Linnea
Jul 1, 2025
We want our users to see what they have accomplished. Moreover, as the timeline is the core of Structured’s design, an empty timeline at the end of the day doesn’t make too much sense. 😊
Skyler
Jul 1, 2025
That’s ok, since you added the “clear day” option I can easily delete everything later so it’s not annoying anymore. I see your point, I just need it to be empty at the end of the day. On chore/task days if everything isn’t gone at the end of the day that means I failed to do everything.
Natalie Feibish
Aug 23, 2025
I’m not sure… if I’ve completed the task early, I have free time. It makes it look like I don’t because it’s still scheduled. It’s a major complaint that I have with the app. You could have it on by default, but allow people to turn it off to have an accurate view of what they still need to accomplish and the free time they have.
Maybe conduct a usability study on this?
Skyler
Sep 7, 2024
Natalie Feibish
Aug 23, 2025
And more disturbingly, still taking up time on the schedule.