Tutorial

1. Start at /home. Choose Tutorial or Dashboard.
2. Open Dashboard to see every notification group. Each group is one spreadsheet tab and one Telegram chat.
3. Click a group to open /group/name.
4. Use Task list to create, edit, or remove task definitions. These are not checked off.
5. The system creates a Notification checklist from those tasks. Track it by month and check a row when that occurrence is resolved.
6. Set how often a task should create a notification (once, daily, weekly, biweekly, monthly, quarterly, or yearly), and whether to notify on the due date or 1–7 days before.
7. Turn on Skip weekends if a Saturday or Sunday due date should move to the Friday before.
8. The top of the group page shows the next 5 upcoming notifications. Every day at 08:00 Vietnam time, Telegram gets a digest of due or overdue items.

1. Go to the Dashboard.
2. Type a name such as Home or Office in the box at the top.
3. Click Create group. The app adds a new tab in the shared Google spreadsheet and lists the group on the dashboard.
4. Click the new group card to open its checklist. The URL will look like /group/home.
5. Use Create task to start the task list. You can rename or delete the group later from Telegram & settings.

One bot serves every group. Each checklist group gets its own Telegram chat.

1. Open the checklist group, then click Telegram & settings.
2. Click Create link code. The page shows a command such as /link LINK-7K3M. The code expires in about 15 minutes.
3. In Telegram, open the group that should receive reminders and add your bot.
4. Send the exact /link command in that Telegram group.
5. Stay on the settings page. It refreshes when the chat is linked. Then click Send test message.
6. If the webhook is not live yet, use the fallback: paste the Telegram chat ID (usually starts with -100) and save it.

Do this once before groups and Telegram linking will work. Secrets stay in Vercel environment variables, not in the browser.