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Routines · step 2 of 4 1 min read

When, in plain words

Say “weekdays at lunchtime” or “the last day of the month”, and the routine knows when.

What’s new

Routines now understand time the way you say it: “weekdays at lunchtime”, “Monday morning”, “every 90 minutes”, “the last day of the month”. If you don’t give a time, it picks a sensible one and tells you what it chose. Six templates get you started.

Why it matters

Nobody should have to learn a scheduling language to be reminded of something.

For the nerds

  • Everyday phrases for when things happen
  • A sensible guess, clearly shown, when you don’t say
  • Six templates to start from

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