Change a filter late and the next date can move with the actual job. Simply Remember It is a recurring-task logger for iOS 17 or later that records when something happened and recalculates its next due date from that entry.
Logging can be brief. Swipe a task to mark it done, or attach notes and custom measurements when the details will matter later. Today shows what needs attention alongside the last entry and next date; widgets put dates or patterns on the home screen. Monitoring mode records irregular events without a streak. Shared tasks let another person log the same household job. The record identifies who entered it, which matters when several people could have changed that filter.
I prefer this completion-based rule for chores whose interval depends on use. The developer's explanation of repeat dates gives that distinction a concrete purpose, and its logging update notes describe keeping the task name visible while entering details. A March US App Store reviewer found setup approachable, though there's little independent coverage to judge longer-term reliability.
iPhoners who keep asking when something was last done have a concrete use for this record. For shared chores, agree on who records the job; an empty log can't tell you whether someone forgot the task or just the entry.
