For a selected day, if there is only one task in the list and it is deleted (swipe from right), occasionally tasks from previous days will be briefly shown.

This occurred after #7, and could be due to the usage of firebase listeners onSnapshot instead of the getDocs method.

As above.

Implementation can be through grid layout or horizontal scroll.

On initial account creation, or when there are 0 tasks. Weekly Summary component displays NaN%.

Possible Solution:
Add a try catch clause.

As mentioned in the title.

Possible Solution:
Adjust the height field in styles.

Perhaps syncing with Google Calendars will allow users to have a better transition between the two. It might also increase usage of our mobile application.

The multidot functionality of the Calendar within the Schedule screen does not reflect any updates made from the addition, deletion of tasks from either the Home screen or the Schedule screen. The number of dots are not updated real-time.

The number of dots only updates upon tapping on any date on the Calendar.

Possible Solution:

There are two ways to retrieve data stored in Cloud Firestore. Either of these methods can be used with documents, collections of documents, or the results of queries:
Call a method to get the data.
Set a listener to receive data-change events.
When you set a listener, Cloud Firestore sends your listener an initial snapshot of the data, and then another snapshot each time the document changes.

Same solution as the bug encountered in #1 .Use the onSnapshot method from Firebase API, instead of getDoc.

Occasionally, certain payloads are loaded before others during navigation between screens. This causes the user to not have such a seamless and pleasant experience with our application.

Perhaps, implementing a Splashscreen would aid in avoiding this issue.

As per title.

The Checklist within the Schedule screen does not update in real-time. Addition, checking, or deletion of tasks in the Home screen page is not reflected within the FlatList in the Schedule screen.

The checklist is only updated after reloading the expo application.

Possible Solution:

There are two ways to retrieve data stored in Cloud Firestore. Either of these methods can be used with documents, collections of documents, or the results of queries:
Call a method to get the data.
Set a listener to receive data-change events.
When you set a listener, Cloud Firestore sends your listener an initial snapshot of the data, and then another snapshot each time the document changes.

Use the onSnapshot method from Firebase API, instead of getDoc.