Comments (0) I discovered a bug that affected those who have marked a Regimend as done directly from the reminder mailing. In this case with the bug, future reminders for that Regimend were not being sent, period. This has been fixed now, and I’m sorry that that plain just didn’t work.
All the best,
Derek
Now, you can mark your Regimend as done directly from the reminder email. This is great, since you can use the service without needing to log in each time.
Now, you can tell how you’re doing with each Regimend by looking at its letter grade, as shown in the picture.
This scoring system is very basic, and works as follows:
It’s a start, but there’s much room for improvement. So, if this sparks any good ideas, let me know!
Here’s a new nifty feature: Each Regimend due date is shown, even if it’s distant. This information is nice to know, but it’s given less importance and thus is found hanging off the right side.
From an email:
How can I specify a particular DAY to begin the regimend? For example, my bills are due on the 18th. NOT today.
Regimends is about loose cycles, not specific dates. So, in the case of a monthly bill, I set the monthly bill period to 30 days, create a reminder on my wall calendar to pay the first bill, thereafter it’ll pop back up on the radar every month.
Yeah, it’s different, with its own unique spin. At all costs, I must avoid being Google Calendar.
Thanks for the email & suggestion,
Derek
I’m pleased to introduce: Regimend reminder emails.
First, to ensure you’re set up to receive these, do the following:
1. Go to your user profile page
2. Make sure the E-mail reminders (weekly) option is set to yes. If not, change it then click the OK button.
3. Make sure you’re email has been confirmed: beside the Email field, if it says, “To get reminders, verify your email“, go through that confirmation process.
Then, as your Regimends come due, the reminder will help set you straight.
From an email:
When you schedule an item, it always begins today. Can I make it begin next Sunday?
Regimends.com is for tasks that don’t depend too much on the day of
the week, it’s to help you keep that groove. So, for your question,
nope.
All the best,
Derek
Introducing the new interactive Regimends tutorial. When you create your account, you start within the Tutorial area. This area has two Regimends pre-filled for you, with the following instructions:
There are tasks that benefit your life, if only you could keep doing them. Do any come to mind?
Here, these are called Regimends, and they’re each given a row below. And, do you see that bold column right down the middle? That’s today.
Each Regimend is set to repeat every certain number of days, called its period. And after every period falls the Regimend’s due date, shown with a grayed-out check mark.
Now, examine the Work out Regimend below and answer this: What is the work out Regimend’s period?
The previous answer is three days.
Since each Regimend represents a real-life activity, you mark the Regimend as done when you do the activity in real-life. This is shown with a green check mark.
So, let’s say you worked out today. Mark that directly on the Regimend now, by clicking within its today cell.
Good!
When you mark your Regimend as done, this pushes back the due date. This puts your Regimend into good standing — for now — and you can see when it’s time to do it all over again.
So, for your final question, answer this:
Does this tutorial do its job well? Can you think of an improvement?
Each Regimend is a repeating task, and the system shows you how you’re doing. In the following case, you’re one day late calling your Mum, and this is shown on the left with the warning icon — the number ‘1′ showing how late — and on the right with the today square marked in red with the yet-to-do icon.
So, you call your Mum. Let’s mark that on the grid.
With that marked, your Regimend is put into good standing, and your Mum is glad you called.
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