For the thingsyou do again
Medicine at eight. Plants every third day. The call on Sundays. Recurino keeps the list, reminds you at the time, and takes one tap when it's done. Big type, no clutter, built so anyone in the family can use it.
Everything that repeats, in the order it happens.
One app for you, your parents, your office and your whole organisation.
Fits into the phone, calendar and chat you already use.
Say it once. It comes back when it's due.
Type or say it
Write it the way you'd tell a friend. Recurino works out the name, the days and the times.
It reminds you
A notification at each time, again every 15 minutes until it's done. Missed ones move to the top of Today.
Tap when it's done
One tap on the row. It goes into your log, and anyone you share with sees it too.
On the home screen, the lock screen and the wrist.
Tick things off from a widget without opening the app. On Apple Watch, Done is the biggest thing on the screen.
Help from a distance, without calling to check.
Share your list with a daughter, a son or a nurse. They see what's done, can change a schedule, and get an alert when something is 30 minutes late.
Every ward, every bed, every shift.
Doctors' orders turn into timed tasks on the patient's list. Nurses tick them on their rounds, overdue items are flagged, and the next shift picks up exactly what is still open.
Roll out one routine to every site by lunchtime.
Connect your company directory, push a checklist to hundreds of sites and roles at once, and see compliance live. Exceptions escalate on their own and the audit report writes itself.
Office chores that take turns by themselves.
Set a rotation or let the first person in claim it. Recurino posts reminders, done and missed to Slack or Telegram, exactly where you choose.
Wherever something has to happen again, on time.
The same list, reminder and one-tap log work for a kitchen windowsill and a turbine hall.
The small things that slip: plants, filters, the weekly call. Set them once and they come back on their own.
One console to run every list.
Managers see every task across people, sites and shifts in one place. Admins set who can do what, keep the evidence, and never lose a day of history.
“My mother used to call me to ask if she'd taken her pills. Now we both just look at the same list.”
Start with one thing you keep forgetting.
Free for one person. Family and team sharing included, no ads.