Day detail and rescheduling
Open a day to see everything in it, tick off what got done, and move a time for that day only.
Clicking a day on the calendar opens its detail: the habits and recurring tasks expected on that date, with the option to log what got done right there.
It is the fastest route to fixing the past — reopening the Habits screen and navigating to the date takes more clicks.
What you can do in the detail
- Mark a habit or a recurrence as done on that day.
- Untick it to remove the record, if you marked it by mistake.
- Adjust a habit's time for that day only.
A day with nothing expected says so plainly, instead of showing an empty list with no explanation.
Rescheduling without breaking the routine
Change time for today only moves a habit's time on that day alone. The routine stays the same tomorrow.
This exists because the alternative is worse: editing the habit to 8pm because today you could not manage 7am means changing every following day because of one. The adjustment has an expiry — it holds for the day (or the week, depending on the scope you pick) and lapses on its own.
Restore undoes the reschedule and brings the original time back.
Where it lives
The Calendar screen: click a day. The time adjustment also appears in the Habits screen check-in.
Limits and plans
Logging and rescheduling are in any paid plan.
Common questions
I rescheduled and the alert came at the old time. The alert follows the day's rescheduled time. If it came at the old one, check that the reschedule was applied — it confirms when saved.
Can I reschedule a future day? Yes. That is the most useful case: you already know Wednesday will not work at 7am.
Does this affect the habit's streak? No. Doing it at another time on the same day counts the same.
Updated on August 26, 2026