Observed arrival · 2026-09-13
Dueish Gets Recurring Dates Right
An iOS upkeep app for recurring tasks whose next date starts when you actually finish the previous one.
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The page defines three recurrence rules: a one-off date, an interval measured from completion, and a fixed calendar schedule that skips missed occurrences. Its examples cover 31 January, leap-day annuals, daylight-saving transitions, travel across time zones, and a user-defined day beginning at 4am. The maker says tasks remain on-device and sync through the user’s iCloud database, while crash reports exclude task contents. The app is still in development.
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