How does Chronos handle recurring tasks?

Recurrence that adapts to your schedule

Most tools stamp recurring tasks to a fixed time slot — which means they collide with meetings and get ignored. Chronos treats each recurrence as a new scheduling request: it finds the best available window for that week based on your current calendar, task priorities, and energy profile, then places the block there. Integrate your Notion databases to import repeating project tasks and have them scheduled automatically.

What happens when a recurrence is missed

If a meeting eats the slot reserved for a recurring task, Chronos does not drop the occurrence — it reschedules it to the next available window that still falls within the recurrence period. You can configure whether missed occurrences roll into the next period or are skipped entirely once the window closes.

• Daily, weekly, fortnightly, and monthly cadences with custom day-of-week controls.
• Deadline-aware recurrence keeps the occurrence within its intended period.
• Habit tracking marks streaks based on completions so you can see consistency over time.

How Chronos compares on recurring tasks

• Chronos vs Sunsama — Sunsama supports recurring tasks but places them at fixed times. Chronos reschedules each occurrence into open time dynamically.
• Chronos vs Motion — Motion reschedules recurring tasks when blocked, but missed occurrences are dropped silently. Chronos carries them forward within the recurrence window.
• Chronos vs Notion Calendar — Notion Calendar can display Notion recurring database items but cannot schedule them into open calendar time. Chronos does both.