Maintenance: Home Reminders

The completion-based schedule fixes a small but irritating problem with fixed calendar reminders. If a filter change happens two weeks late, the next interval starts from the day the work was actually done. That is easy to understand and useful for maintenance that repeats after use or completion. ProjectRadar reviewed the public site and linked Google Play availability but did not install the app.

Users create a recurring maintenance activity, set its interval, and see whether it is on track, due soon, or overdue.

Marking the work complete records it in the history and starts the next interval from that completion date. The public page also describes an optional shared Home.

Maintenance fits Android users who track jobs that repeat after they are actually completed.

It is especially relevant when fixed calendar reminders become inaccurate after late work.

Maintenance bases the next reminder on reality, not an old calendar date.

That small scheduling choice makes sense for household jobs that slip, though the Android app was not tested here.