Android Recurring tasks that start when you finish.
Haircut. AC filter. Dentist. Vitamins. The recurring real-life stuff that quietly piles up.
It doesn't fit your calendar — the date depends on when you last did it. It doesn't belong in a habit tracker — you don't need a streak chasing you. Again is the small, calm tracker built for those things. Tap done; the next reminder schedules itself.
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Three modes, one tap
Pick the one that fits the thing you do.
Why Again
Built for real life, not a tidy abstraction.
Real recurrence is messy. "Dental every 6 months — every 2nd one is dental + whitening." "Groceries every week — every 4th is the bigger Costco run." Per-occurrence variants, sub-modes, and pragmatic settings handle the parts that a clean weekly rule misses.
Free for the day-to-day.
Everyday use — the three modes, the home-screen widget, reminders, JSON backup — works without paying anything. The optional cross-device sync (which has real server costs) is $9.99/year. No ads, no upsells, no unlock screens.
No account, no email, no nag.
Again works offline, with no login screen. Optional sync is account-less — your phone generates a random ID and that's all the server ever sees. Linking a second phone is a one-time QR scan, never an email-and-password signup.
Calm, not gamified.
No badges, no streak-loss notifications, no XP, no celebrations. Daily streaks show as a tiny chip when you've earned one — informational, never motivational machinery. Tallies have no goals or reminders, on purpose.