
Rhythms - Habit & Task Tracker
Flexible Habit & Task Tracker
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Rhythms tracks the things that need doing again — and measures them the way you actually think about them: by how long it has been.
Most reminder apps only know the calendar. "Every Sunday" is fine until you miss a Sunday, and then you are either four days early or a week behind. Rhythms adds a second kind of schedule that starts counting from the moment you actually finished.
TWO WAYS TO REPEAT
• Fixed — the traditional calendar schedule: daily, chosen weekdays, monthly, yearly. The date is the date.
• Rolling — counts from your last completion. Change the sheets every 7 days, water the plants every 3, service the bike every 3 months. Late once and the next one moves with you, instead of punishing you for it.
SEE HOW LONG IT HAS BEEN
Every task shows its progress through its own cycle. The card fills up as the time is used, and once something is overdue it keeps counting — "+2d 4h" — with the colour warming gradually rather than shouting on day one. Prefer a ring around the button? Switch it in Settings.
TODAY STAYS HONEST
Anything overdue by more than three of its own cycles steps out of Today so it stops burying the things you can still get to. It is not hidden: a line at the top says how many, and takes you straight to them.
HISTORY THAT MEANS SOMETHING
Streaks count consecutive on-time completions, not consecutive days — because a task set to every three days was never meant to be done daily. See your on-time rate, your longest run, and a month of activity at a glance.
BUILT LIKE AN IOS APP
Light and dark, generous type, precise haptics, no clutter. Categories with your own colours and icons, and per-task overrides when one needs to stand out.
PRIVATE BY DEFAULT
No account. No analytics. No advertising. Nothing leaves your device unless you turn on iCloud sync, and then it goes only to your own iCloud account. Apart from that, the only network calls Rhythms makes are to the App Store when you buy something.
FREE AND PRO
Free keeps three tasks, with every scheduling feature and the full history.
Pro removes the task limit and adds iCloud sync across your devices, plus backup and restore. One-off purchase, or a subscription if you would rather — your choice, and the one-off never expires.
SUBSCRIPTION TERMS
Rhythms Pro (Yearly) is US$9.99 per year and Rhythms Pro (Monthly) is US$0.99 per month; both auto-renew. The one-off Rhythms Pro is US$14.99, is permanent and never renews. Payment is charged to your Apple Account at confirmation of purchase. A subscription renews automatically for the same period unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24 hours before the current period ends. Manage or cancel in Settings › Apple Account › Subscriptions.
Terms of Use (EULA): https://candan-weng.blogspot.com/2026/08/terms-of-use-rhythms.html
Privacy Policy: https://candan-weng.blogspot.com/2026/08/privacy-policy-rhythms.html
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What's New in Rhythms
1.5.0
October 25, 2026
Rhythms now fits the iPhone Duo. Folded, the list keeps clear of the status bar down the right edge. Unfolded, the screen splits at the fold: your tasks on the left, and the page of whichever one you tap on the right. Fold or unfold and you stay where you were. On smaller iPhones, the three figures at the top of a task's page were cut off ("SINCE LA…"). They now read Elapsed, Average and Target.
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Subscriptions & In-App Purchases
Rhythms Pro (Yearly)
Rhythms Pro (Yearly)
$9.991 Year




