Create and assign
Write one sentence. Get a clear task.
Describe the work the way you’d message a colleague. Elynto picks out what needs doing, who owns it and when it’s due, and turns it into a task you can track.
Pick an example
IllustrationAssign Alex to prepare the report, due Friday.
Task created
- Task
- Prepare the report
- Owner
- Alex
- Due date
- Friday
Saved to your task list
- Prepare the reportNewFriday
- Review this week’s postsThursday
- Confirm the event venueMonday
How it works
Write something like “Assign Alex to prepare the report, due Friday.” Elynto pulls out the task name, the owner and the due date, then creates the task with the status Assigned.
Always reviewable
The result appears right away: task name, owner, due date and priority. If anything is off, edit it directly on the task.
For your own work and work you hand off
- Your own task: “Send the quote to the client by tomorrow.”
- Someone else’s: “Ask Sam to draft the November campaign content by next Wednesday.”
For more accurate results
- Start with a verb: send, write, check, prepare.
- Use the owner’s name as it appears in your team.
- Be clear about timing: “by Friday”, “tomorrow afternoon”.
More features
- Delegated workDelegated gathers everything you’ve handed to others in one place, with owner, due date and status, so you don’t have to chase each person.
- Today & My WorkToday and My Work bring your tasks together: overdue, due today, coming up, and the ones you’ve marked important.
- AI project planningEnter a goal and AI drafts the phases and tasks. You review, add, remove and adjust before the project is created.
- List, calendar, GanttThe project page shows overall progress, overdue work and the schedule. See the tasks as a list by phase, a monthly calendar or a Gantt chart.
Start with one thing you need to get done.
Bring your work into Elynto and start managing it all in one place.
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