How to use reminders & recurring tasks in Locodo
The whole point of a to-do app is that things don't slip. Locodo gives you reminders that reliably fire and flexible repeats for anything that happens more than once. Here's how to set them up.
Set a reminder
Open a task and tap Add reminder. Pick a date and time, and Locodo schedules a local notification on your device. You can also let natural language do it — type “Dentist Friday at 3pm” when creating the task and the reminder is set automatically.
Urgent reminders that break through
For things you truly can't miss, turn on Urgent when a reminder is set. Urgent reminders use a time-sensitive alert that cuts through Focus and Do Not Disturb, so a silenced phone won't swallow your most important nudge.
💡 Locodo also watches your permissions. If iOS quietly turns off notifications (it happens after some updates), a banner appears on your task list prompting you to switch them back on — so your reminders never silently stop working.
Create a recurring task
Open a task, tap Repeat, and choose how often it should come back:
- Daily — habits like “Take vitamins”.
- Weekdays — work routines, Monday to Friday.
- Weekly on specific days — e.g. every Tuesday and Thursday.
- Monthly — keep the same date, or snap to the last day of the month.
- Every N weeks — bi-weekly pay days, fortnightly cleaning, and so on.
When you complete a recurring task, Locodo automatically creates the next occurrence with the right date — you never re-enter it.
“Remind me here” (location reminders)
Some things are about place, not time. Set a location reminder on a task and Locodo will nudge you when you arrive at or leave a spot — “buy milk when I leave work”. It's handled entirely on your device with no location tracking or history.
Tips for reliable reminders
- Give important tasks a specific time, not just a date, so the alert lands when you'll act on it.
- Use Urgent sparingly — reserve it for the things that genuinely can't wait.
- Check Settings if a reminder didn't appear; Locodo will tell you if notifications are disabled.
Next up: put your focus where it counts with the built-in focus timer →