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What's an idea you have that should be an actual thing?
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this post was submitted on 15 Jun 2024
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I'd like to see a reminder app that figures out how to space out your reminders, and if you nooze a reminder then it gets slotted at some random future date.
I find I end up making reminders for shows I want to watch, books I want to read, etc. These don't have any specific day associated with them, but I do want o get to them at some point. So getting a reminder once a week or so to check out one of the items on a list would be really nice.
Maybe you can use a calender app and set a weekly reminder that goes forever. If you want to add or remove items from it, all future reminders can be edited as well
That exist already in outlook or proton calendar, probably others too. you set the repeat interval and the end date, which can be set to never.
I do that now, but it's a bit clunky I find. Basically, I don't really want a calendar, so much as just getting a reminder sometime in the future, and if I have time and I'm in a mood I'll look at it, and if not then I snooze and it'll pop up later sometime.