Use case
When did I last replace my toothbrush head?
A toothbrush head has no wear you notice day to day, so the only way to know its age is to have written the date down. One tap when you change it is the whole job.
What goes on the list
Replace the toothbrush head
Every 3 months · Personal
Book a dentist appointment
Every 6 months · Personal
These come from the app’s starter packs, so the intervals shown are the ones it offers. They are starting points, not advice — change any of them when you add it.
How it works for this
Add one item per person in the house and the answers stay separate — the Ask tab will find "when did I last replace Ada’s toothbrush head" from the item’s own name.
The reminder arrives at the time you pick on the day the interval is up, and opens straight to the item so you can mark it done from the notification.
Other things people track
A household maintenance tracker
Track the household jobs that come round every few weeks or months, see what is due, and record the date each time you do one.
When did I last change the smoke alarm battery?
Keep a dated record of when you last tested a smoke alarm and last changed its battery, with a reminder when each is due again.
A car service and maintenance log
A dated log of car jobs — the service, the tyres, the screen wash — with a reminder when each is next due.
A flea and worming treatment tracker
Record the date of each flea and worming treatment and see when the next one is due.
An appliance cleaning and descaling tracker
Track descaling, filter changes and the deep cleans that appliances need, with the date of the last one and a reminder for the next.
Start with this list
The starter pack adds all of it at once, and every interval is editable straight after.