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Repeat task End Date

Feature Request

In most calendars currently you can set up a repeating task and give it an end date (say an event that ends after 6 weeks or on June 17th) this would be helpful as currently I have to go in and scroll to the end date and then delete all future events.

Posted by S Clark ·
Status: Completed6 comments

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  • Luke M changed status to Planned
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    May 29, 2025

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    I’ve been meaning to add this for a while, thanks for the request!

  • Luke M

    Team•

    Jul 9, 2025

    Thanks for the feedback, although I’m not certain I understand—can you please elaborate?

    It sounds like you’re asking to be able to set a recurrence for specific days of the week, like weekdays perhaps—but you can already do that; perhaps it wasn’t clear? Or perhaps I’ve misunderstood?

    Here is a video showing all the various recurrence options that are available.

    I look forward to hearing from you. Thank you! -Luke

    • Renae Raunik

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      Jul 9, 2025

      Hi! Thank you for getting back to me, sorry I didn’t explain it well enough, I love being able to set the recurring days but would love if there was the option to set a start and end date for these e.g. setting every Friday and Saturday for work starting July 10th, ending October 3rd (super random dates aha). Hope this makes more sense :)

      • Luke M

        Team•

        Jul 20, 2025

        Thanks for the clarification! I’ve added support for this(Repeat task End Date) in an upcoming release. I appreciate your feedback!

  • Kate Guanci

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    Jul 4, 2025

    I 100% agree. If you have a repeat/custom option then you could have the days of the week to check. Such as MWF, or MTWTF, or SS for weekend repeats. I’d also love a scroller to say repeat every [X] days. Example: clean cat fountain every 3 days, flush hoses every 10 days.

    • Luke M

      Team•

      Jul 9, 2025

      Thanks for the feedback Kate, although I’m not certain I understand your request (or the original request here, in fact). I replied to the original requester person here asking for more info and explaining my understanding.

      Please let me know if you can provide more insight as to what you’re looking for. For now, I should note that for your examples (like ‘flush hoses every 10 days’), TimeFinder already supports this. Here’s a video showing how to configure such a thing.

      Hope this helps! -Luke