“Annoying”1 is probably not a word a developer would like his app to be associated with.
I certainly don’t mind.
Thankfully, users have also thought of my app as “indispensable”2 and a “game changer.”3
It has helped people living with ADHD4 and early dementia.5 It has saved marriages.6 And it seems to have even saved lives.7 I’d love to say I had these noble goals in mind when I made Due in 2010.
The truth is, I created Due for myself.
The first version tackled just one thing—quickly capture what needs to be done, and when it needs to be done.
When I realized it was easy to miss notifications, I added Auto Snooze. It repeatedly notifies me of overdue reminders until I act on them.
Then, I found myself needing to reschedule reminders frequently. So I made it easy to postpone a reminder—even without launching the app.
Someone who had used Due for the past 9 years said the person who created Due knows his stuff.8
I guess that’s because there isn’t a day that goes by where I don’t use Due myself.
Learn more about what Due can do for you. Perhaps you’d find Due as useful as my customers and I do.