Name: Due
Price: 9.99 USD
Rating: 4.5 (915 reviews)

Due features

Due helps quickly set up reminders and countdown timers on Mac. Like a caring friend, the app keeps reminding you about things until you mark your task complete, reschedule, or turn off the notification. Best of all, it takes only a few clicks or taps to act on your reminders.

Jot down reminders, instantly

Due doesn’t have an awkward time picker so you don’t have to stick to any format when saving reminders. Instead, use your own words. If you type “call Jane at 9 a.m. tomorrow,” Due will create the reminder automatically. It’s also possible to add and subtract time from the current date.

Receive persistent notifications

Due keeps reminding you of things until you mark them complete, postpone, or disable auto snooze. It’s easy to customize auto snooze intervals (how often you want to be reminded — every 2 minutes, 5 minutes, 60 minutes, etc.) If you want to reschedule, you can do that right from the notification.

Create countdown timers

Save countdown timers you can reuse as many times as you want. A 50-minute yoga training on Tuesday or a 40-minute laundry cycle three times a week, Due keeps all your recurring events under control. You can also run multiple countdown timers simultaneously.

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