The above behavior, while not necessarily everyone’s preference, actually emulates one way repeating tasks can work in Amazing Marvin and some other task management tools like ToDoist, which might contrast with more Project Management-oriented tools where very often you want an individual record of every “task completion”. Currently this is spread for me across as many as 7 (!) different tools, and my intention is for Fibery to replace at least 4: Quip, Obsidian, Notion, and Amazing Marvin. My particular use case for this was inspired by the fact that I am seriously considering moving my entire personal task management and “Personal Knowledge Management” (PKM) process and tooling into Fibery. There is Chris’s Repeating events, but I believe my approach is different enough to note here (though perhaps not complicated or unobvious enough ). I was surprised to not see something quite like this (though I may have missed it). Create a new instance of the task, instead of re-using the same one.Add a counter to track number of times it was completed.Add some Comment each time the task is completed, to easily track completion date (without having to reference the Activity Log), e.g.Set the recurrence date to X days from the original due date rather than from “today”.Possible improvements/extensions/adjustments you might want to consider (and should be easily able to extend the above process to do): Recurring-task-automation 1311×1381 60.3 KBĪnd the simple formula I used (I may have made a mistake here, I’m still not very good with formulae, but it seems to work in my tests so far, hah): Today() + Days(.)

Todoist recurring tasks not working