Never forget what's due again.
Some chores only come around once or twice a year — replace the water filter, service the car, test the smoke alarms. Due Again remembers them for you and reminds you in time, so nothing slips through the cracks.
Free for up to 4 tasks · no account required to start
Built for the tasks you only do twice a year
Infrequent maintenance is easy to forget precisely because it's infrequent. Due Again keeps that knowledge in one place and surfaces it at exactly the right moment.
Schedules for anything
Fixed calendar dates, "X months after I last did it", or simple one-offs. Whatever cadence the job follows, Due Again tracks it.
Reminders that reach you
Set how many days of lead time you want, then snooze or skip an occurrence without ever breaking the underlying schedule.
Share with your household
Invite family or housemates with a single link, as viewers or editors. When one person marks a job done, everyone's reminders update.
A clear history
Every completion is recorded with who did it, when, and notes — which part, what was done — so nothing's guessed at or done twice.
Organized by category
Home, Car, Garden, Personal and Other. Filter and search so the right jobs are always easy to find at a glance.
Stays out of your way
Archive what you no longer track — the car was sold, the appliance replaced — while keeping its full history in case it ever matters again.
Two ways to repeat — plus one-offs
Real maintenance doesn't follow one rule. Some jobs are anchored to the calendar; others depend on when you last got around to them. Due Again handles both, and quietly recomputes the next due date whenever you complete, edit, or skip.
- Missed occurrences never pile up — a fixed task collapses into the single next occurrence instead of a backlog of overdue dates.
- Complete early any time — the schedule simply recalculates from there.
Service the car every 12 months
Anchored to the calendar. The cadence stays put no matter when you actually book it in.
Replace the filter every 3 months after the last change
The next due date shifts based on when you really finished — perfect for "X months after I last did it" jobs.
Re-grout the bathroom by spring
A single task that's simply done once it's complete. No repeat, no fuss.
Share the load — don't leave it to one person
Upkeep is rarely a solo job. Invite the people who share your home with a single link and pick what each can do. When anyone completes a shared task, everyone is notified and every reminder updates to the new due date.
- Owner manages sharing and can delete the task.
- Editors can complete and edit; viewers can follow along and see the history.
- One invite link opens straight into the app — or previews the task for anyone who hasn't installed it yet.
Start free. Upgrade when you grow.
Track your first few tasks free, forever. When your list — or your household — gets bigger, Due Again Pro removes every limit.
- Up to 4 active tasks
- Share with 1 person
- All schedule types & reminders
- Full completion history
- Unlimited tasks
- Unlimited household sharing
- Everything in Free
- Supports ongoing development
Subscriptions are billed through the App Store and can be cancelled anytime. Prices may vary by region.
Good to know
What kind of tasks is Due Again for?
The infrequent, recurring upkeep that's easy to forget — replacing a water filter every few months, servicing the car each year, testing smoke alarms, bleeding the radiators, descaling the kettle. Anything whose interval is long enough that you can't keep it in your head.
What's the difference between fixed and completion-based schedules?
A fixed schedule anchors each occurrence to the calendar — every 12 months from the start date — so the cadence stays put regardless of when you actually do it. A completion-based schedule measures the next period from your last completion, so it shifts to "X months after I last did it." You can also create simple one-off tasks.
Do I need an account to start?
No. You can start tracking tasks right away. You only sign in when you want to share tasks with someone or sync across devices.
How does household sharing work?
The owner of a task sends an invite link. The person you invite can join as a viewer (sees the task and its history) or an editor (can also complete and edit it). When anyone completes a shared task, everyone is notified and all reminders update to the new due date.
What do I get for free, and what does Pro add?
Free covers up to 4 active tasks and sharing with 1 person, with all schedule types, reminders and full history included. Due Again Pro removes those limits — unlimited tasks and unlimited household sharing — for $2.99/month or $19.99/year.
What platforms is Due Again on?
Due Again is available on iPhone, with reminders delivered as native notifications. It's built on a secure backend so sharing and sync work reliably across everyone in your household.
Stop trusting your memory for the things that matter twice a year.
Let Due Again tell you when they're due again.
