Coming to iPhone, iPad & Android

It's been 97 days since you changed the water filter.

Redue is a memory for everything you do again and again. It knows when you last did it, when it's due next — and nudges you before it slips. No account. No cloud. No subscription.

Coming soon to iOS & AndroidSee how it works

Free to use. Pay once for Pro. Never a subscription.

Zero
accounts. It never asks who you are.
100%
offline. Airplane mode changes nothing.
1 tap
to log a chore as done.
28
starter templates, so the list is never empty.
200+
icons to make every item yours.
2
languages: English and Polish.

The idea

Deadlines are for meetings. Your home runs on elapsed time.

3days since last done
On track

A calendar tells you it’s Tuesday. It has no idea you changed the filter three days ago — but this list does, and it’s relaxed about it.

83days since last done
Due soon

As the days pass, the item quietly climbs the list. Nothing beeps yet. You just see it coming — which is the whole point.

97days since last done
Overdue

Past its cadence, it sits at the top, wearing its 97 days openly. Not a red badge screaming at you — a fact, waiting for one tap.

Time does the nagging, so the app never has to.

What it does

A short list of things it does extremely well.

The list

Open the app. The answer is at the top.

Every item shows when you last did it and when it’s due again — and the list keeps itself sorted by what’s most overdue. No planning, no dragging cards around. "What should I do next?" is answered before you finish asking.

EverythingRedue
  • Change water filter

    97 days ago · Overdue by 7 days

    Overdue
  • Test smoke alarm

    41 days ago · Overdue by 11 days

    Overdue
  • Water the monstera

    6 days ago · Due tomorrow

    Due soon
  • Check tire pressure

    19 days ago · Due in 11 days

    On track
  • Flea treatment

    12 days ago · Due in 18 days

    On track
  • Replace HVAC filter

    33 days ago · Due in 57 days

    On track

Reminders

Nudges that escalate. Never nag.

A heads-up a week out, closer nudges as the day approaches, a ping on the day — and if you miss it, a few overdue reminders that then politely stop. Prefer one summary? Get a single daily digest instead. You decide, per item.

Redue7 days before

Water filter is due next week

Redue1 day before

Water filter is due tomorrow

RedueOn the day

Water filter is due today

RedueIf missed

Water filter is 3 days overdue

RedueEvery morning, optional

Daily digest: 2 due today, 1 overdue

History

Proof you actually did it.

Every "done" is logged: when, how long since the previous one, and an optional note. Forgot to log Saturday’s oil change? Back-date it. When the mechanic asks when you last changed it — you’ll know, to the day.

Change water filter
  1. Apr 292 days between

    Used the last spare — buy two

  2. Jan 189 days between
  3. Oct 495 days between

    Switched to the carbon model

Day one

Never face an empty list.

Start from a catalog of the things everyone forgets — smoke alarms, filters, descaling, flea treatments, backing up your laptop — each with a sensible cadence you can tweak. Add your own, save anything as a template, reuse it forever.

Test smoke alarmChange water filterDescale coffee machineFertilize plantsRotate tiresFlea treatmentReplace HVAC filterBack up laptop

Everything

  • Test smoke alarm

    every 30 days

  • Change water filter

    every 90 days

  • Fertilize plants

    every 14 days

Household

One home. Everyone’s phones.

Share one list with the people you live with — synced through a cloud folder you already own, not our server (we don’t have one). Each done shows who did it, so "I thought you fed the fish" finally has an answer.

Private by design

No account. No server. No one watching.

Your data lives on your device, works fully offline, and exports to a file you can read with your own eyes. No analytics, no tracking, no ads — there is nothing to opt out of, because nothing was opted in.

Yours to keep

One tap exports everything as human-readable JSON. Import it anywhere, anytime.

Yours to move

Sync goes through storage you control. Delete the folder and the data is gone from the world.

Yours alone

No account means no password, no email, no "we’ve updated our privacy policy".

And the rest

Small things, done properly.

Pricing

Free is the whole tracker. Not a demo.

The full single-device experience is free, forever — including every reminder, unlimited items, and export. Pro adds the layer on top.

Free

$0

The complete tracker for one device.

  • Unlimited items, full history
  • Every reminder: leads, on-day, overdue, digest
  • Templates, categories, tags, search
  • Export & import — your data, always

Pro

Coming soon
Pay once

Launch pricing announced with release

For households and multiple devices.

  • Sync across your devices
  • Share one list with your household
  • See who did what, merge devices
  • Every future Pro feature — free for early buyers
Coming soon to iOS & Android

One payment, yours forever. If we add Pro features later, early buyers get them at no extra cost — the price only ever rises for the next person.

From the makers

This app exists because a water filter went unchanged for four months, and neither the calendar, the notes app, nor the sticky note on the fridge noticed.

Reminder apps kept asking us to schedule things that don’t have dates — they have rhythms. Every 90 days-ish. When it runs out. When it starts squeaking. What we wanted to know was simple: when did I last do it, and how bad is it that I haven’t since?

So we built the tool we wanted: one that remembers so we don’t have to, keeps its mouth shut until it matters, and works without an account because a chores list has no business phoning home.

No investors, no growth team, no data to sell. It has to earn its keep the old way — by being worth paying for, once.

— Paweł, one of the two people who build it

FAQ

Fair questions.

How is this different from a to-do or reminder app?

To-do apps track tasks that end. Reminder apps fire at a fixed time and forget. This tracks things that repeat forever, remembers every time you did them, and sorts your list by what’s most overdue — elapsed time is the whole interface.

Is it really free? What’s the catch?

The single-device tracker is complete and free: unlimited items, all reminders, full history, export. Pro — sync and household sharing — is a one-time purchase. No subscription, ever. That’s the whole business model.

Do I need to create an account?

No. There is no account, no sign-in, no email field anywhere in the app. Install it and start.

Where is my data stored?

On your device. If you enable sync, it also lives in a cloud folder you own and control. You can export everything as readable JSON at any time.

What if I miss something — will it guilt-trip me?

No streaks, no shame. An overdue item just shows how overdue it is and sends a few capped reminders, then waits. Life happens; the list adjusts.

Can my partner and I share one list?

Yes — that’s Pro. One shared dataset synced through your own cloud folder, and every completion shows who did it.

Which devices does it run on?

iPhone and iPad (iOS 17 or newer), with a proper two-pane iPad layout, and Android phones and tablets. One app, both platforms — built by the same small team.

What happens to my data if the app disappears?

Nothing dramatic: the app works offline and your data exports to plain JSON. No server can shut down on you, because there is no server.

Your home already knows what’s overdue.

Soon your phone will too.

Coming soon to iOS & Android

Free to use. One-time Pro. No subscription, no account, no ads.