Loops
For a next date that depends on when you last finished.
Tap = done
e.g. haircut every 5 weeks, AC filter every 6 months
iPhone & Android
Again
A recurring task tracker that starts again when you finish.
Keep up with haircuts, filters, dentist visits, vitamins, and the repeating parts of life that do not fit a fixed calendar.
No projects to manage. No streak pressure. Tap done and the next date sets itself.
Free on one device · works offline · no account
A five-week loop, completed today
The next date follows the completion, not the old due date.
How it works
Done means the schedule moves with real life.
- Add the thing.Choose an interval, such as every five weeks.
- Tap once when it is done.Again keeps the completion in its history.
- Get the next useful date.The interval starts from the completion.
Three modes
Pick how the task actually behaves.
One tap records the moment. The mode decides what happens next.
Dailies
For a simple daily check-off that resets at midnight.
Tap = done today
e.g. vitamins, journal, stretch
Tallies
For counting without a schedule, target, or goal.
Tap = +1
e.g. meditation, push-ups, glasses of water
The actual app
Built for a quick glance and one tap.
The current iPhone and Android interface. Scroll sideways on a small screen.
The exception can be part of the rule
Dental every six months. Whitening every second visit.
A variation can change the title, note, or emoji for every Nth occurrence. The upcoming version appears before you complete the current one, so the exception is not a surprise.
Read about variations Pause without losing the task
Pool season ends. The reminder can come back in spring.
Sleep hides a loop until a date you choose. Seasonal windows repeat each year, so a May-to-September task can stay out of the way all winter and return on its own.
Read about sleep Free where it counts
The complete single-device app is free.
Loops, Dailies, Tallies, reminders, the home-screen widget, calendar mirror, variations, sleep, and readable JSON backup all work without payment or an account.
Optional sync pays for the server.
$9.99/year, or local equivalent, adds account-less encrypted sync across iPhone, Android, extra devices, and the web companion. One price, no tiers.
Local-first by default.
Without sync, your tasks stay on your phone and the server has no record of you. With sync, task content is encrypted on your device. Pairing codes are short-lived and should only be shown to the device you mean to link.
Read the security detailsIndependently built and maintained. The roadmap is public, the limitations are documented, and emails go directly to the developer.
Questions
The practical details.
What is a loop?
A loop is a recurring task whose next due date is measured from when you last finished it, rather than a fixed calendar date. Finish a haircut today and a five-week loop schedules the next one five weeks from today.
How is Again different from a habit tracker?
Habit trackers usually focus on daily goals and maintaining streaks. Again is built for things you repeat every few weeks or months as well as simple daily check-offs and counts. It has no badges, XP, or streak-loss notifications.
Can a reminder repeat a set time after I last did it?
Yes. That is what Loops do. Set a task to every six months and Again reschedules it from each completion, so a late completion does not leave the next reminder too close.
Does Again need an account?
No. Again works fully offline with no login. Optional cross-device sync is account-less and end-to-end encrypted. Linking uses a short-lived QR pairing code that should only be shown to the device you intend to add.
Is Again free?
Everything on one device is free: all three modes, reminders, the widget, calendar mirror, sleep, variations, and JSON backup. An optional $9.99/year subscription, or local equivalent, adds encrypted sync across devices and the web companion. There are no ads or feature tiers.
What platforms does Again run on?
Again is available for iPhone and Android. The local app works offline on either platform, and optional sync can connect the two.
Start with one recurring thing
The next date can take care of itself.
Free on one device. No account or setup sequence.