Todoist skips future dates when a task is completed late, instead of resetting to the next past due date.

Todoist lacks a recurring task completion mode that preserves the original schedule when a task is completed late, forcing users to manually adjust dates or accept skipped occurrences.

Opp. Score

Severity

3Medium

Willingness to Pay

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Added

May 17, 2026

Implied Software Gaps

A recurring task scheduler that respects fixed dates and does not skip past due occurrences

App Concept

PastDue Reset

PastDue Reset is a task management add-on or standalone app that handles recurring tasks with fixed schedules, never skipping past due dates. When you complete a task late, it intelligently resets to the next historical date rather than jumping to the future, keeping your schedule accurate.

Key Features

Fixed-date recurring task mode that never skips dates
Auto-reset to the next historical date when completed late
Integration with Todoist and other major task managers
Visual timeline showing missed and upcoming occurrences

Target Users: Individuals and professionals using task management apps who need strict adherence to a scheduled calendar (e.g., daily chores, bill reminders, recurring inspections).

Revenue Model: $2.99/mo subscription or $24.99 one-time purchase for premium features

Existing Solutions Mentioned

Todoist

Part of App Idea

Todoist skips future dates when a task is completed late, instead of resetting to the next past due date.

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