Recharge

Recharge: plan your breaks like they matter

Most planners only track work. Divitica gives rest its own item type, so the things that recharge you get a place in the day instead of whatever time is left over.

In short

A recharge in Divitica is a planned break or restorative activity, such as a walk, a nap or time with friends. Recharges can recur like habits, carry conditions such as “good weather only”, and appear in the Day view next to tasks.

  • A dedicated item type for rest
  • Recurring recharges on chosen days
  • Conditions like outdoors or good weather
  • Visible in week and month reviews

What counts as a recharge?

Anything that gives you energy back: a walk outside, a nap, reading for fun, a game, a call with a friend. If it would normally be the first thing you drop on a busy day, it’s probably a recharge.

Make recharging a routine

Recharges can recur on the days you choose, just like habits. A Friday-afternoon walk or a Sunday call becomes part of the week rather than an afterthought.

Match the recharge to the moment

Add conditions such as outdoors, good weather only, alone or with others. When the sun comes out, you know which recharge to pick.

See your balance

Because recharges are tracked like everything else, week and month reviews show whether you made room for rest, not only how much you got done.

FAQ

Recharge questions

What is a recharge in Divitica?

A recharge is a planned break or restorative activity, like a walk, nap, game or call with a friend. It is its own item type, scheduled and completed alongside tasks and habits.

How are recharges different from habits?

Both can recur on chosen days. Habits are routines you are building; recharges are there to restore energy. Keeping them separate makes it easy to see whether rest is getting squeezed out.

Do I have to schedule every break?

No. Schedule the breaks that tend to disappear when you’re busy. Many people start with one or two recurring recharges a week.

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