Keep track of what's due and when you last did it.
A private tracker for renewals, maintenance, appointments and licences on your Mac. It
keeps a history of every time you did each one and works out the next date for you,
with reminders sent through Apple Reminders.
$15 USD · One-time purchase · Future updates included
Renewals, maintenance, appointments, licences and insurance in one place, with a record
of each time you dealt with them.
01
Next date worked out
The next date comes from the schedule or from the day you did it.
02
A history of every time
Done, skipped and rescheduled entries are kept, with undo.
03
Reminders that reach you
Reminders in Apple Reminders arrive when Due Again is closed.
See it in action
From due date to done
Real screens from the app. Select any screenshot to enlarge it.
Overview
Step 01
See what needs doing
Overview shows what is overdue, what is due soon and the expected cost over the next
30 days, with one-click Done on each item, and Snooze and Skip where they apply.
Item page
Step 02
Keep the full record
Each item has its own page with the schedule, the next dates, every time it was
done, what it cost and the files you attached, like the policy or the last receipt.
Calendar
Step 03
See the year ahead
The calendar shows a month or a whole year, with what was done, skipped, due and
projected. Each entry shows its cost, including the expected costs for the year
ahead.
14-day money-back guarantee · Future updates included
When you want the specifics
All the useful detail, easy to find.
The complete feature list, who the app suits, setup steps and answers to common
questions. Open any heading for the full answer.
Everything included
macOS desktop app (Intel + Apple Silicon)
Repeats every N days, weeks, months or years, on a fixed date each year, or once
Next due date from the schedule, or from the day you actually did it
Done, skip and reschedule recorded in a history, with undo
Reminders sent through Apple Reminders
Month and year calendar with costs, filtered by category
Expected and actual costs per item, kept in the currency you enter and never
converted
Attachments: PDF, photos, Word, Excel and text files up to 20 MB
Starting points for common items, plus your own templates
Daily backups, named restore points and an optional iCloud Drive or Dropbox
backup folder
CSV and JSON export, and a printable summary of what is coming up
Search and keyboard shortcuts
Optional assistant access
Free updates
How the main features work
Repeats and Due Dates
Repeat every N days, weeks, months or years, on the same date each year, once,
or with no automatic repeat. The next due date can come from the schedule, so
a renewal keeps its date whether you did it early or late, or from the day you
actually did the work, which suits something like a service where the next one
depends on when the last was done.
History With Undo
Marking an item done, skipping it or moving it each add an entry to its
history. You can undo the latest entry, and the original stays in the history.
Reminders Through Apple Reminders
Connect Apple Reminders in Settings and Due Again keeps a "Due Again" list
there with each item's next due date. Items sent to Apple Reminders alert on
the day they are due, and you can add earlier alerts up to 6 months ahead, for
things like passports. Ticking a reminder off in Apple Reminders only
dismisses it, and you mark the item done in Due Again. Disconnecting removes
Due Again's reminders and leaves anything you added to that list yourself.
Calendar and Costs
Month and year views, filtered by category, with spent and expected totals.
Each item can have an expected cost, marked as an estimate when the amount
changes each time. Costs stay in the currency you enter, so a US dollar
subscription is never converted, and the totals list each currency separately.
Attachments
Add policies, certificates, manuals and receipts to an item (PDF, photos,
Word, Excel or text files, up to 20 MB each), or attach a receipt while
marking it done. Files are copied into Due Again's own folder on your Mac and
open in the app you normally use for them.
Templates
Start a new item from a template by kind (bills and utilities, rent or
mortgage, subscriptions, insurance, vehicle, health appointments, occasions,
home maintenance, licences and documents, pets) or by schedule, or save your
own.
Search and Shortcuts
Search your items with Cmd K, add one from anywhere with Cmd N, and press ? to
see the other keyboard shortcuts.
Backups
A backup is made on your Mac each day, keeping 2 weeks, and you can name up to
10 restore points of your own. You can also choose a backup folder in iCloud
Drive or Dropbox, which Due Again backs up to weekly and never deletes from.
Restoring takes a copy of your current data first.
Export and Print
Export your items or history as CSV, or everything as JSON. The printable
summary lists what is overdue and what is coming up over the next 30 days, 3
months or 12 months, with expected costs, and uses the Mac print dialog so you
can save it as a PDF. Exports do not include attachments, so use a backup
folder to move everything to another Mac.
Works With Your AI Assistant
Assistant access in Settings is off until you turn it on. While it's on and
Due Again is open, an AI assistant on your Mac such as Claude Desktop or
ChatGPT desktop can read and change your items, and what it reads is sent to
the AI service behind that assistant. The setup steps are in the
help centre.
Who Due Again is for
Anyone With Renewals to Remember
Car insurance, registration, domain names, subscriptions and licences, each
with the date it is next due and what it cost last time.
Home and Car Owners
Servicing and the other jobs that come round every few months, with the date
you did them last.
Families
Dentist, vet and other appointment dates in one place on a shared Mac, with a
printable summary of what is coming up.
Anyone Who Values Privacy
Your renewals, costs and attached documents are stored on your own computer.
Why Due Again instead of a calendar or a to-do app?
It keeps the history
A calendar alert can be dismissed and that is the end of it, whereas Due Again
keeps each time you did the job, what it cost and the receipt.
It works out the next date
Repeat from the schedule or from the day you did it, so a late service can
move your next one to match when you actually did it.
It adds up the costs
See what you spent on an item over time, and what is expected over the next 12
months.
How do I get started?
Add your first item. pick a starting point such as Insurance or
Yearly renewal, give it a name and a date, and set how often it repeats.
Choose when to be reminded. items sent to Apple Reminders alert
on the due date, and you can add earlier alerts.
Connect Apple Reminders. in Settings, if you want alerts when
Due Again is closed, and allow access when macOS asks.
Mark it done. press Done on the Overview and Due Again records
it and moves to the next date.
Choose a backup folder. in Settings, such as one in iCloud
Drive, so your history is kept somewhere other than this Mac.
First time installing one of these apps? The
Installing an app
guide walks through downloading it from your Gumroad Library and installing it on
your Mac.
Does it work offline?
Everything is stored on your Mac, and the only network request the app makes is a
check of a version file on tiongcreative.com.au, with no data sent. Apple
Reminders handles its own syncing, outside Due Again.
Do I need an account?
No. There are no accounts, so you open the app and start adding items.
Does it send notifications itself?
No. Alerts come from Apple Reminders, so they show up whether or not Due Again is
open, and Due Again does not run in the background.
Is my data stored in the cloud?
Due Again stores your data on your Mac. If you connect Apple Reminders, the item
names and dates appear in a list there, and if you choose a backup folder in
iCloud Drive or Dropbox your backups are copied into it.
Can I back up my data?
Yes, and the Backups section under Everything included covers how, including daily
backups, named restore points and an optional backup folder.
Does ticking a reminder in Apple Reminders complete the item?
No, it only dismisses the reminder. You mark the item done in Due Again, which
records it in the history and sets up the next reminder.
Requirements
Does it work on Windows?
No. Due Again is a Mac app only, for macOS 13 or later, on Intel and Apple
Silicon.
Buying, updates and refunds
Can I try the app and get a refund?
Individual app purchases include a 14-day money-back guarantee, so install it, try
it, and if it does not suit your needs, email
david@tiongcreative.com.au
with your order details within 14 days of purchase.
If your purchase is fully refunded and the licence ends, you must stop using the
app and delete copies and installers held under that licence. Your own documents
and exported work remain yours to keep.
Are updates included?
When you buy the app on its own there is no subscription, and future updates to it
are included.
Do I need a subscription?
No. Due Again is a one-time purchase. Or get every app through the
Tiong Creative membership
with updates while your membership is active.
How is payment processed?
Prices are in USD and payment is processed securely by Gumroad. Gumroad may show
the price converted to your local currency as a guide, but your card is charged in
USD, so your bank may add a small foreign transaction fee.
What has changed in the latest version?
See the full list of changes on the
changelog page. To update, download the latest
version from your Gumroad Library, open
the DMG, and drag the app to Applications. Choose Replace when macOS asks. Your
data and settings are kept automatically.
I have worked across product management, agency ownership, SaaS support and product
enablement, and I am the person behind
davidtiong.com. Due Again runs on your Mac,
and you can export your items and history as CSV or JSON, or use a backup folder to
move everything to another Mac.
