How Recurring Tasks Work
Quick Answer
Recurring tasks automatically repeat on a schedule (like monthly or yearly) so you don’t have to recreate them each time.
Step-by-Step
Set a Recurring Task
- Go to the Tasks tab
- Click Add Task
- Enter the task name (e.g., Replace air filter)
- Set a Due Date
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Enable Recurring (or Repeat)
Choose how often it repeats:
- Weekly
- Monthly
- Yearly
- Click Save
Make an Existing Task Recurring
- Go to the Tasks tab
- Open the task
- Enable Recurring
- Choose the repeat schedule
- Click Save
What to Expect
- After you complete a recurring task, a new one will be created automatically
- The next due date will be based on your selected schedule
- You’ll always have the next occurrence ready to go
Common Issues
I don’t see the recurring option
Make sure you’re creating or editing a task.
The next task didn’t appear
Recurring tasks usually generate the next task after the current one is completed.
The timing feels off
Check the repeat schedule and due date settings.
Helpful Tip
Use recurring tasks for things like:
- Air filters
- Smoke alarm checks
- Gutter cleaning
- Seasonal maintenance
Set it once, and it takes care of itself.
Related Articles
- How to Create a Task
- How to Set Due Dates & Reminders
- How to Complete a Task