Razzle Party TIRM

Some things do not belong on a calendar. Nobody schedules calling their father for the third Tuesday of the month. You simply notice, eventually, that it has been a while, and the noticing is the part that fails. Razzle Party TIRM answers one question and answers it in large type: how long since the last time? HOW IT WORKS Create a counter with a name, an icon and the date you last did the thing. From then on the card shows a number of days and it climbs on its own. Do it again, tap Mark as done, confirm the date, and the count returns to zero. That is the whole interaction. There is no timer to start and none to stop. WHAT NEEDS ATTENTION RISES TO THE TOP Give a counter an interval and the app watches it. Anything past its interval sits at the top of the list with a quiet indicator, followed by whatever is coming due, then everything else. The indicator stays understated deliberately. It exists to catch your eye, not to make you feel behind. And the number keeps climbing past the interval instead of stopping there, because the honest figure is the useful one. REMINDERS THAT RESCHEDULE THEMSELVES Set a counter to remind you after seven days, fourteen, thirty or any interval you choose. Mark it done early and the old notification is cancelled and the next one is calculated from the new date. You never drag a reminder forward by hand again. EVERY TIME, NOT ONLY THE LAST TIME Each mark goes into the counter's own history with its date, an optional note and the gap since the previous one. Read back and you can see what you actually talked about on the last call, or which filter you fitted in March. Any entry can be edited or deleted if you tapped it by mistake, and everything recalculates itself. WHAT THE NUMBERS TELL YOU For each counter: how many times you have logged it, the average interval, the shortest gap, the longest, and the one you are in now, with a simple run of recent intervals so you can see whether something is steady or quietly slipping. Across everything: what you marked this week and this month, what is overdue, and the things you have left longest. THE OTHER DIRECTION The habits category runs the same counter backwards, measuring time since the last occasion you did something you would rather not have. If it happens again, you log it and the count restarts, but the earlier run stays in the history instead of being erased. ORGANISED YOUR WAY Categories for home, health, people, habits and personal, plus any you add yourself. Search across everything, filter by category, or switch to the view that shows only what needs attention. It all works offline and stays on your device. No account, no sign up, nothing to log into. Light and dark themes, and a backup you control. This app counts days. It offers no medical, health or treatment advice of any kind.