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Wedding Checklist That Writes Itself

Pick the event dates and the checklist generates itself — every tick recorded with who did it, and when.

What it does

The Checklist & Tasks module turns your event dates into a working countdown. Set a date for the mehndi, the baraat or the walima and the planner generates that event's preparation tasks at 90, 60, 30 and 7 days out — each event counted from its own date. On top of the generated countdown you add your own tasks, assign them to family members or helpers, and tick them off as they are done. Every tick is recorded with who did it and when, so nothing depends on anyone's memory.

In this module

  • Countdown tasks generated automatically from event dates
  • 90, 60, 30 and 7-day tasks for each event
  • Add your own tasks alongside the generated ones
  • Assign tasks to family members or helpers
  • A done-history recording who did each task, and when

The last week runs on history, not memory

Ask any family a week before the baraat whether the generator was booked or the cars arranged, and you will hear three answers. The done-history ends that: a task is either ticked — with a name and a time next to it — or it is visibly still open. Disagreements become a ten-second check instead of a household debate.

The countdown structure also protects the early months. Booking the venue six months out and the photographer four months out are exactly the tasks the generated checklist surfaces first — the same order the AI assistant recommends from its built-in booking timeline.

Works with

Wedding Events · تقریبات

One wedding, many events. Budgets live per event — مہندی, بارات, ولیمہ and your own — and roll up to a single total.

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Who is booked, who is pending, how much advance is paid and what is still due — every vendor, at a glance.

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AI Planner Assistant · اے آئی اسسٹنٹ

Budgets, vendor timelines, checklists, guest lists, etiquette — ask in Urdu or English, and get a planner's answer instantly.

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