I’m not… yet.
Well, one or two tests of it to confirm I understand the current state of it. So at least that much. But that’s not much.
Ive got far too many routine things I need to keep track of. And to keep them on my radar, I need recurring tasks and the ability to vary the frequency at which they recur. (Every day, 2 days, 3 days, 5 days, 91 days, annually, weekly, that sort of thing… with the ability to choose between the next recurrence being after completion or after the due date.)
It makes certain kinds of tasks more succinctly describable. For instance, if I want to train myself in a specific tech, I’ll put “study X” down as a task, and maybe set it to every other day, and have it reschedule for two days after completion. It doesn’t matter as much which chapter or article or whatnot so long as I do, in fact, study it. If I need to study a particular aspect, I note that as a separate task, and generally by the time I’m ready to get specific I’ll turn that repeating task off.
Similarly for my musical work, paintings, certain chores to be sure to stay on top of.
I remember reading that it’s one of the most requested features, and promised, so I eagerly await giving it a spin.
But I can’t move my task management system to it until it’s there. It’s a go/no-go feature for me. 🙂
But it’s fine. I’m not pouting about it or anything, just being a little bit contrarian and noting some qualifying threshold for some of us hasn’t been crossed, yet. It could easily be the case there’s a need for a product without repeating due dates in order to fulfill someone else’s workflow, and I respect that. (It would make it just a bit more manual in ways that force certain awarenesses and decisions to come to the fore, after all.)
I have something else I use for now (Todoist). If and when the features meet my requirements, I’ll give it another go and see if I’d like to practice using it daily.