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The Hub

G Gript Team Updated Sep 4, 2026 2 min read

The Hub is one place for everything scheduled: your reminders and your recurring tasks, side by side under a single toggle.

The Hub: reminders, recurring tasks, and shared links in one place
The Hub: reminders, recurring tasks, and shared links in one place
The Hub
Top bar, the grid icon
The Hub open over the app, on its Reminders side, with the toggle to Recurring beside it

Opening it

Opening itWhat happens
The grid icon in the top barNext to the notifications bell, carrying a small badge with your active reminder count. Opens the Hub on the Reminders side.
A board ⋯ menu, then The HubOpens it on the Recurring side instead.
On a narrow top barThe grid icon tucks into the overflow ⋯ menu.
Moving between sidesA toggle at the top. The content fades in place rather than reloading.

Reminders side

This is the reminder hub you already know: your task-deadline reminders, page and sticky reminders, your global default, and per-board settings. Nothing about reminders changed; they simply live inside The Hub now.

The Recurring side
The Hub, Recurring
The Recurring side of the Hub, listing every repeating task with its schedule and next run

Recurring side

One list of every recurring task in the workspace.

For each one you seeWhich tells you
Its schedule and next runWhen it fires, and when that next happens.
Board and groupWhere it creates the new task.
OwnerWho it belongs to.
Active or pausedWhether it is currently running.

Search by name, filter to active or paused, and group by board, owner or schedule type.

From the Recurring side you can:

  • Pause or resume a recurring task.
  • Run it now to create one instance immediately, without changing its schedule.
  • Open a task to edit its full recurrence rule in a detail panel that slides in over the list; close it and you are back where you were.

Update Requests

Share a board, a group or a task for external editing and a third Update Requests segment appears in the toggle. It lists those links grouped by board, with their status and activity, and lets you sync, resend, edit or revoke each one.

Publish a notebook page as a public link and a Public Links segment appears. It is the home for every public page link you have made, across all your notebooks.

For each linkWhat it shows
The basicsWhich notebook it came from, its view count, its expiry, and whether it is password protected.
What you can doOpen the page, edit its settings, copy the link, or revoke it.
The detail viewPassword and search-engine state, what is shown on the page, and a who-viewed table: name or device, first and last seen, and per-viewer counts.

It updates in real time, so when somebody opens one of your pages the count and the viewer list change without a refresh. You only ever see your own links.

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