The D23 answer in one sentence: a task takes tags, as many as it needs, from the same tag list as everything else. The heading box goes away; your existing headings (D23, Make a card) become tags automatically, so nothing you typed is lost.
Adding a task
Type a tag, tap the suggestion pill, type another. Two tags, two taps. This is the "it wasn't a typo" comma from D23, given a real home.
On My Mind, filtered by tag
Same filter pills as today, they just come from tags now. Tap "D23 dinner" above: only the dinner planning shows. Tap "D23": everything under the umbrella, dinner included.
The group card grows a plans section
Your D23 Dinner Group, as it would look. The group is connected to the "D23 dinner" tag, so every task carrying that tag shows up here on its own. Nothing to file twice.
4 people · Aurora, Cathy, Sara, Jay
Plans for this group
Details the event card, later
Where: Storytellers Cafe
Parking: structure, paid, validate inside
The details block and group text button are loop 40, shown here only so you can see the tag structure leaves the right hole for them. Not part of this build.
A tag can belong to a family. Optional, one tap, suggested right after you add a tag. Nobody ever names a tag "food: red meat" again, and nothing about your current tags changes unless you say so.
Adding a tag, the family suggestion
Tag saved. One quiet follow-up appears under it:
Tap one to see what happens.
Skip costs nothing and asks nothing again. A tag with no family just sits in the "everything else" pile, still fully usable everywhere.
Your tags, grouped by family
The browse screen (Groups, then All tags), with your real tags sorted the way families would sort them:
Food
Drinks
Disney
Podcasts
Everything else
Filing an old tag into a family is one tap on the tag's own screen: "Family: none · change". Your data as it sits today is untouched until you do that.
Choosing what a group shows, with families doing the remembering. This is the "I might forget something" fix. Tap the gold pill to take a whole family at once.
Change what Saturday dinner shows
The part that kills the forgetting: picking the family "Food" does not copy today's food tags into the group. The group remembers "show me Food." Add a "nut allergy" tag next month, file it under Food, and Saturday dinner shows it automatically. There is no list to have missed something from.
Your real data, the vegetarian case. One idea living in two places (a tag on Jay himself AND on his line) or two lines wearing the same tag currently draws two rows. The fix: one person, one chip, everywhere people are listed under a tag.
Where the extra copy came from stays visible one tap deeper: the chip opens the person's card, and the card shows the tag on them and on their lines like it always has. Nothing is deleted or merged in your data. This is display only, no database change.
The Home find box, expanded. People first, same as today, then a section for tasks whose words match, linked person or not. Your D23 packing list and Lunch with Lynn stop being unfindable.
Find
Try clearing it and typing "lunch" or "sara". Tapping a task opens On My Mind with that task highlighted. Tapping a person opens their card, same as today.
The top-left "Cue Hello" text becomes your wordmark, the same art as the splash. Two sizes to look at. Both keep the header exactly as tall as it is today, so nothing below it moves.
⚙︎Option A - 30px tall, quiet
⚙︎Option B - 38px tall, more presence
Today, for comparison
The art file already sits in the repo from the splash build, so this ships with zero new assets. Migration-free.