Sometime

Sometime

Recurring tasks & reminders

76 ratings
44 reviews
Free
In-App Purchases

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • December 18, 2019
  • June 16, 2026

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Easily track and manage recurring tasks with flexible reminders and visual habit tracking. Never forget to take medicine, pay bills, or care for your plants again. Organize tasks by category and view completion history with informative charts.

Recurring task tracking
Flexible reminder scheduling
Habit visualization charts
Task categorization
iCloud sync
Home screen widgets
Siri and Shortcuts integration
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What's New in Sometime

1.18.1

June 16, 2026

Minor tweaks: - Moved categories to the top of the change view menu for easier access No longer broken: - Fixed reminders occasionally going missing after background app refresh - Fixed category not restoring when editing a task - Fixed Sunday not appearing in the weekly reminder day picker when week starts on Monday

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In-App Purchases

$4.99

Sometime Pro

Unlock completion notes.

User reviews

Unintuitive & Frustrating

I was so hopeful after reading the reviews, and while this app may help some people, I find it extremely difficult to understand. The terminology and graphic design is wholly unintuitive. What I was truly hoping for was relative reminders. I take a med 3x a day, each 6 hours apart. I need reminders not at specific times but rather relative to the first dose. I was hoping I could mark a dose complete which then triggers another reminder X hours later for the next dose, and have the ability to cap the reminders for the day (e.g. 3x a day). I was also hoping to set a reminder for a specific time (take pills at 5pm) then have subsequent reminders relative to that dose (next pills every hour for three hours). Again, with no specific clock times for the subsequent reminders and the ability to set a reminders limit. But I see no way to do those things here. But even without those functions, the timeline layout makes no sense and this app was very frustrating to figure out.
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2nd Time, no dev support

I have contacted developers the last time this happened, and never heard back.
Well, it's happened again: Lost all my reminders today. Unable to retrieve them. Forced to recreate them all.
Like your Dad, I'm very disappointed.

Simple

Wish it had measurable metrics though

Interesting & Promising

Trying this as a possible replacement for another apps (Things3, Sorted3, Reminders). Looking forward to further development. What it does now is solid!

Love the timeline view!

You can view your past completed to-dos in a timeline format that is super encouraging for keeping up healthy habits!

FAQ

What does Sometime do?

Sometime is an application designed to help users easily track and complete recurring tasks in their daily lives. It provides flexible reminders, allows for task organization, and offers visual insights into habit completion patterns.

What are the key features of Sometime?

Key features include tracking recurring tasks, setting flexible reminders (daily, weekly, monthly, yearly, or after completion), organizing tasks into categories, visualizing habits with charts, and syncing data across devices via iCloud. Pro features offer additional context notes and overdue reminders.

How much does Sometime cost?

The app is free to download and use, with optional in-app purchases for Pro features. These Pro features enhance the functionality by adding capabilities like notes for task completions and overdue reminders.

What devices is Sometime compatible with?

The application supports iCloud sync, indicating compatibility across Apple devices. It also offers Home screen widgets and integration with Siri and Shortcuts, suggesting it is designed for iOS and macOS environments.

What are common use cases for Sometime?

Common uses include remembering to take medication and tracking when it was last taken, keeping plants alive with timely reminders, staying on top of bill payments, and tracking routine maintenance like changing water filters or getting haircuts.