Things 3.23 updates repeating to-dos with new functionality. Users can now mark a repeating task as complete before its scheduled date, and the application will generate the next instance based on the existing recurrence rule. This feature was a frequently requested improvement from users.
Rescheduling repeating to-dos now provides more control. For tasks on a fixed schedule, users can choose to "Make Exception" to move only the current instance or "Update Rule" to change the schedule for all future instances. If a to-do repeats a set time after completion, it moves to the new date without additional options.
The update also includes features to improve the management of recurring items. Searching for "Repeating" now displays a dedicated list of all repeating to-dos and projects. Other refinements include a "Create Next Copy" command, grey repeat icons for generated copies, and a redesigned setup dialog with an updated date picker. Users can also pause, resume, or stop multiple repeating to-dos simultaneously.
Cultured Code states that the display and editing of to-dos now use the same underlying code across Mac and iOS versions. Things 3.23 is available as a free update on the App Store for Mac, iPhone, iPad, and Apple Vision Pro, requiring macOS 13.3, iOS/iPadOS 16.4, watchOS 9.1, or visionOS 26. New customers can purchase Things separately for each platform.
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Things 3.23 introduces improvements to repeating to-dos, allowing users to complete tasks early and offering more flexible rescheduling options. This update addresses user requests for better handling of recurring tasks within the application.