I found Wheneri through Reddit, having seen it promoted there and realised that the app was for me. Wheneri avoids the 'streaks' 'busy UI' and 'loads of reminders' for a calmer, cleaner and minimal experience. This took the pressure away from me. Likewise you can go tick off events from days prior, which removes the stress of doing a task, then forgetting to log itFrom downloading the app you are given a lot of suggestions, from medical, watering of plants and when to change your toothbrush. I wish I had this in my life earlier! I also enjoyed seeing you can log events that aren't regular such as poor sleep, alcohol consumption or anything you can think of. The tick of each is satisfying. Wheneri focuses on saying when the task will come up, allowing you to plan ahed, this might be getting resources or blocking time in your schedule. The tasks to be done today are at the top, with a yellow text under the date, red for over due (you can click on the reminder to remove this) and white for upcoming. I am looking forward to seeing how the app continues to develop, perhaps with support for dark mode iOS icons, so it will better fit in with all my other dark mode app icons.

First got this on the free version, but loved it so much that I paid for the full version where you can organise tasks in to categories.Use it to remind me of daily, weekly or even yearly tasks. The templates are useful suggestions, but not over complicated like other apps. The ability to quickly add a chore or task is wonderful. Sometimes in our busy lives we just lose track of when we did something such as servicing the car or changing a toothbrush. I love that it will remind me of a task if I want. I even add in reminders to prompt me to remind others such as my diabetic dad. Overall if you have a busy life, are neurodivergent or love being organised this is the app for you.

Still very early days but this already feels like something that could be excellent. It’s incredibly simple - how often do you want to do something, track how often you actually do it. It’s not quite a habit tracker but also is a little bit, but this shines in things you don’t do often - mow the lawn every six weeks rather than drink water every day. Dev seems to have made the app for themselves from what I can tell, and in my experience apps made for the love of the app the most well made.

It’s been annoying managing several tasks in my regular calendar (clean the dishwasher every 2 months, clean the washing machine every 3 months). Simple app that works. Thanks!