A quieter maintenance list

Home maintenance reminders that move when the work does.

Replacing a filter two weeks late should move the next replacement two weeks too. Again tracks the completion, calculates the next useful date, and keeps the list focused on what is due now.

Keep the job, not a project.

Most household maintenance is a short action repeated over a long period. It does not need subtasks, priorities, or a board. Add a Loop, choose an interval, and tap Done after the work.

Again keeps a completion history and can add a note afterwards, such as the filter size used or the model number of a replacement part. Recording the completion itself remains one tap.

Again showing home and personal maintenance loops grouped by due date
The due list stays ordered by when attention is needed.

A practical starting list

Every few weeks

Descale the coffee machine every 8 weeks. Water a low-maintenance plant every 3 weeks.

Every few months

Replace an AC filter every 6 months. Test smoke alarms every 3 months.

Seasonally

Open the pool in May, check storm supplies in June, and hide those reminders outside their useful months.

Pause seasonal work.

Sleep can hide a task until a chosen date. A seasonal window goes further: set a job to appear from May through September and it will sleep each winter, then return the following spring without being recreated.

See how sleep and seasonal windows work.

See dates in your calendar.

Again remains the source of truth, but Calendar Mirror can place the next due date in the calendar you already check. Completing the Loop moves that calendar event to the new date.

Add one job you usually remember late.

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