Maddy · Feature Mockup
Proposal · not built yetPause task expectations for a trip or a break, without it reading as missed days. A caregiver sets it (a solo subject sets their own), picks Totally away or Keep a few things, and the app carries the rest: quiet reminders, an intentional away marker on the rhythm strip, and a no catch-up return.
A caregiver plans Sam's weekend away from the caregiver settings. A caregiver can set a multi-day period; Sam (a supported subject) cannot start one themselves. Sam still has their own one-day Rest day, which is a separate thing.
A new Time off row lives with the other per-subject controls. Tapping it opens the modal.
The one real choice, up front: pause everything, or keep a short list. Amber is the away identity.
Presets for the common cases. "Until I turn it off" leaves the end open. Same step for both modes.
Only shown for Keep a few. Same checklist a solo subject uses. Kept means fully normal (Decision D3).
Plain summary of exactly what changes. One warm confirm; nothing happens silently.
The row flips to a live status with Edit and a gentle End now. Auto-resumes when Sunday passes.
A banner explains the quiet list so an empty Today never reads as "Sam fell off."
Sam does not set time off up. They just land in the calm version of it. Two flavors depending on the mode the caregiver picked, plus the rhythm strip and the welcome back.
The whole task list is replaced by presence. A quiet escape hatch stays for the "actually" days.
Only the kept things show, and they are fully normal: values, reminders, earning. One soft banner sets context.
Fully off days get the 🌴 marker (Decision D4). A Keep a few day would show a normal filled or quiet dot instead.
The day after it ends, the full list is just back. One warm, one-time note. No backlog, no guilt.
A subject with no caregiver runs their own show, so they get the same setup, reached from their own Settings and voiced in the first person, then experience the identical calm screens above.
Same row, first person copy. A solo subject is their own admin, so no gate.
Identical flow, warmer voice: "I will hold it all," not "reminders suppressed."
Same date step. A longer custom trip here. The table model (D1) handles any range, planned ahead.
Same chooser component; the subject decides what is worth keeping for themselves.
First person summary. After this, the solo subject lands on the same calm screens Sam sees above.