Recurrence - Task List Manager

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I’ve been a long time Things user but have moved all my repeating tasks into this app, it’s great. I like being able to complete tasks early if needed, see the completion history for each task, and filter by tag with one tap. The widget is great too. The one thing I’d like to change would be to optionally not show tasks as ‘overdue’ (since many of these tasks are routine and don’t HAVE to be done on a specific day).

It's an impressive app that has several advantages over similar apps I've tried out, mostly in terms of the number of taps it takes to do things. The developer responded quickly to an email I sent, too. Recommended.

The idea of the app is great and is exactly what I was looking for, but I tend to not use it very often only because of one feature. When a task is overdue, after you complete that item, it should reset and no longer be overdue but instead it stays overdue until you mark it complete a certain number of times. For example: I have a weekly task of “Vacumm” and I have it scheduled to reoccur weekly. I skip this task for an entire month (4 weeks) and then decide to vacuum this week and mark it as done. Instead of resetting and making the task due again next week, it stays in the overdue category until I mark it done for each week it’s overdue, so in this case 4 times. For weekly, monthly, and yearly tasks it isn’t such a big deal, but I have a lot of daily tasks on the app and if I don’t mark things as done for a month, I have to check all of my daily tasks 30 times until it moves to the “due” category. It’s just frustrating beachse the idea of marking each of my daily tasks 30 times to reset them overwhelms me and I end up not using the app at all. I would really like to see an option to have tasks reset back to “due” after marking them complete no matter how long overdue they are. *Update* THANK YOU! The response from the developers was exactly what I needed! Although I still would like to see tasks reset back into “due” once marked completed (especially for tasks that are scheduled for specific days), the “repeat since last completion” feature will be a big help for daily tasks. I have changed my rating to 5 stars and appreciate the devs listening to my feedback and responding so quickly!

I'm not the type to leave reviews, but this app really deserves it. Absolutely phenomenal. Full disclosure, I do have the paid subscription. As a person with ADHD, having a widget that lets me tick of tasks directly on my home screen is a life saver. I have everything from chores to medication to reminders to rotate my passwords. One of the best features is that I can look at my history on a task to see how often I'm actually doing it. This has been incredibly helpful for tracking when I take as-needed medications. Absolutely my favorite habit tracking app, hands down.

It is a very useful app.

This is the only app that offers the right balance between flexibility and robustness vis-à-vis reminders. Love the interactive widget

Really like the idea to show the number of days since last done. Please add the same feature to the widget! 🥹

Missing subcategories. The most important in to do list.

At first I was looking for an app to keep track of birthdays and anniversaries. I tried a calendar, but with all the dates scattered throughout the year it was hard see everything at a glance. I also wanted to have a countdown in days, and I wanted multiple reminders as the day approached. Setting up a calendar was too much hassle and not my style. Next I was looking for an app to keep track of when I got a haircut and to remind me to get another one in a few weeks. I’m bad at scheduling appointments and usually only get it cut when I can’t stand the length anymore. I never remember the last time I got a haircut, but I wanted an app that could tell me this and help me create a better routine. Finally I was looking for an app to help me keep track of household chores. So many things I don’t enjoy doing but need to be done…every week, every two weeks, every Sunday, every second Wednesday, and I wanted something to help keep track of it all. I reviewed many todo apps. I reviewed many routine building apps. They were either more complex than I wanted, or didn’t have the functionality I wanted, or required a monthly subscription, or all the above. I couldn’t believe there wasn’t a simple app to keep track of recurring events. I considered building an app. Then somehow, in a late night scrolling of desperation, I found Recurrence. The UI is simple, the UX is thoughtful. It’s so easy to configure, and you can customize the display of each task to show relevant info about the previous or upcoming occurrence. I used the free trial for only a couple of days then bought the lifetime subscription. This app does everything I was looking for, but it also helps me keep track of things I didn’t plan on. What’s the last book I read and when did I finish it? When’s the last time I called my friend? How many days can I go without drinking coffee? With the “anytime” recurrence feature, there are countless possibilities for tracking these types of things. Do I still neglect my chores? Yes. Do I neglect this app? Sometimes. Has this app help me build better habits? Probably. Would I recommend this app? Absolutely