Connect tasks and events across calendars with subtasks, parent hierarchies, visual dependencies, and schedule violation warnings.
Mitra lets you connect any entry to another — even across different calendars and accounts. Relationships give structure to complex plans by organizing subtasks under parent projects, drawing visual dependency lines on the calendar, and warning you if a task is scheduled before its prerequisites.
Relationship types
Section titled “Relationship types”Mitra organizes relationships into two concepts:
| Type | Purpose | Visual on the calendar | Guide |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hierarchy | Breaks goals into parent and child tasks with automatic progress calculation | Orbiting progress rings and subtask counts | Hierarchy → |
| Dependencies | Declares execution order (prerequisites and follow-ups) | Curved connection arrows and conflict warnings | Dependencies → |
Adding a relationship
Section titled “Adding a relationship”To link entries:
- Open any event or task editor and scroll to Relations.
- Select ＋ Relation and choose the relation type:
- Subtask / Parent — for hierarchy and progress rollups.
- Blocks / Depends on — to declare that one task must finish before another starts.
- Search for the target entry by title across any of your connected calendars.
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You can link entries from different sources and accounts — for example, linking a local CalDAV task as a subtask of a shared Notion milestone.
Managing relations in place
Section titled “Managing relations in place”In the task editor, each related entry shows:
- Its calendar color so you know where it lives.
- Its status icon (clickable to toggle status in place).
- A strike-through if the related task is completed or cancelled.
- Direct navigation: clicking a relation’s title opens that entry’s editor.