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🕒 Adding a Timeline Item With or Without a Set Time

Not every timeline item has a confirmed time yet. TTO lets you add items either with a fixed schedule or mark them as "To be scheduled" for now.

Written by Nina Dobrev

➕ Creating a Timeline Item

When adding or editing a timeline item, you'll see two options under "When is this happening?":

  • 🕐 It has a time — use this when you already know the exact start and end date/time

  • 🕒 To be scheduled — use this when the timing isn't confirmed yet

📅 It Has a Time

Selecting this option shows fields for:

  • Start date & Start time

  • End date & End time

Fill these in with the confirmed schedule for this item.

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💡 Tip: If an item runs into the next day (like an after-party ending past midnight), you can set the End date separately from the Start date - TTO will still display it correctly on your Timeline.

🕒 To Be Scheduled

If you're not ready to lock in a time yet, select To be scheduled instead. The date and time fields will remain blank (showing placeholders like Select the date and – : – –), so you can save the item now and fill in the exact timing later.

💡 Tip: This is useful for items you know need to happen — like vendor setup or sound checks - but haven't confirmed a specific time slot for yet. You won't lose your place in the Timeline while details are still being finalized.

🎨 Additional Item Details

Regardless of which option you choose, you can also set:

  • Colour — click Edit to assign a colour, helpful for visually grouping related items

  • Party involved — tag who's responsible for or involved in this item (e.g. a specific collaborator)

Once everything looks right, click Save to add the item to your Timeline — or Cancel to discard it.

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