The rules for using Recurring Reminders: Last Time on iPhone and iPad, and for buying Recurring Pro.
Last updated: 20 October 2026
Recurring is published by moz6.com. By using it you accept these terms and Apple's Licensed Application End User License Agreement.
Recurring counts days from when you last did something and reminds you when it is due again. The intervals it suggests are everyday defaults, not manufacturer, veterinary or medical advice; check the instructions for your appliance, pet or medicine. Health templates are plain reminders and Recurring is not a medical product.
Reminders rely on iOS notifications, notification permission, Focus settings and, for synced or shared lists, on iCloud. A reminder can arrive late or not at all, so please do not rely on Recurring alone for anything where a missed date could cause harm.
When you invite people to a household list, they can change and delete its routines and history. Invite only people you trust with that list. What you write in a routine or note is your responsibility.
Recurring is provided “as is”. As far as the law allows, moz6.com is not liable for loss or damage caused by a missed, late or wrong reminder, by sync or sharing problems, or by acting on a suggested interval. Nothing here removes consumer rights that the law in your country does not let us exclude.
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