Due on a day – or someday
On a specific day, in a month, a quarter, a year, “someday” or with no date at all. The list sorts itself: overdue, today, this week, this month, next months, later.
Not every task has a date. Plan for a month, a quarter or a year – LifeButler reminds you well in advance and repeats what comes up regularly.
On a specific day, in a month, a quarter, a year, “someday” or with no date at all. The list sorts itself: overdue, today, this week, this month, next months, later.
One day, a week, two weeks, a month, three or six months ahead. Tasks with a time also notify all devices of the person responsible.
From daily up to every ten years. For tasks like “change the filter”, the next due date can count from the day you actually did it.
Passport, ID card, car inspection, tyre change, dentist, smoke detectors, heating service, chimney sweep, tax return, contract check: tap once, repeat and lead time are already set sensibly.
From the birthday LifeButler works out the windows for the German child check-ups U2 to U11 plus J1 and J2, and creates them as tasks in one tap.
Tasks go to one or more people – even kids without an account. Whoever gets assigned something is notified by push; questions are sorted out in the comments.
Lists are for quick ticking off. Tasks have a due date, a person responsible, reminders, and can repeat.
Yes, the vehicle inspection template covers Austria’s Pickerl and Switzerland’s MFK. The check-ups follow the German schedule.
Trash, dishwasher, laundry: the app knows whose turn it is and hands over automatically. Every job done earns stars.
Learn moreReminders on your phone, a weekly overview on Sundays, comments and a message when someone assigns you something – plus home-screen widgets.
Learn moreWhat does it all cost each month? Cancellation deadlines are calculated automatically – with a reminder before anything renews.
Learn moreOn your Android phone from the Google Play Store, on iPhone via TestFlight, or right in your browser at my.lifebutler.io.