Last Time Tracker vs Tendify

Last Time answers a simple question: When did I last do that? Water the fig tree. Change the air filter. Call your sister. Rotate the tires. Wash the sheets. Take the dog to the vet. Last Time keeps track of how many days it’s been since you last did each thing. Tap Done to log it, and the counter resets. Set a target rhythm if you want — every two weeks, every month, every six months — and Last Time will quietly show when something is overdue. No streaks. No guilt. No nagging notifications. Just a clear answer when you open the app. Features • Track anything with a simple day counter • Organize trackers by Due Soon, Overdue, and Recent • Log completion with one tap • See details including day count, average interval, on-time streak, and history • View recent intervals at a glance • Remove accidental log entries anytime • Optional reminder cadence for each tracker • Built-in categories including Home, Car, Family, Pets, and Me • Choose your own emoji icons • Home screen widgets for single trackers, up-next lists, and overdue items Privacy Last Time stores your data locally on your device. No account. No sign-in. No analytics. No ads. Try it with the things you always mean to remember — the plant, the filter, the vet visit, the phone call.

Tendify keeps track of the things a calendar was never built for. The water filter gets changed "every month or so." The plants get watered "when they look thirsty." You call your parents "regularly." None of it fits in a calendar — so it slips. Tendify watches the one thing that matters here: how long it's been. • Every item shows the time since you last did it • Set how often it should happen: it turns amber as the day nears, red once you're late • One tap marks it done and the count starts over • Widgets on both screens, a Control Center button, Apple Watch, Siri and Shortcuts • Reminders, if you want them The "In-App Purchases" line on this page is a tip jar: a coffee, a burger or a pizza for the developer, if the app earned it. No account. No account, and no server of ours: your list lives on your device. iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch stay in step through your own iCloud, which we cannot see into.