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ActuallyDoIt uses local notifications and Live Activities to remind you about your tasks based on the schedules and nudge times you set. Everything is scheduled on your device — make sure notifications are enabled for the app in Settings → Notifications.
All of your tasks and settings are stored locally on your device. Nothing is sent to any server. See our Privacy Policy for details.
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Check that notifications are allowed for ActuallyDoIt in the iOS Settings app, that Focus/Do Not Disturb isn't silencing them, and that you've set nudge times for your tasks. If you have a lot of tasks, you may also be hitting the iOS notification limit. If problems persist, email us and we'll help troubleshoot.
iOS only lets an app have 64 notifications scheduled at any one time. Anything past that is silently discarded by the system, so ActuallyDoIt shares that limit out carefully rather than letting iOS decide what gets dropped:
“Before due” alerts and location reminders also count towards the limit, so each is capped (the soonest alerts and highest-priority location tasks are kept).
So if you have a lot of tasks due, lower-priority ones may get fewer nudges — or only appear in the summary. To get them back, complete or reschedule some tasks, lower the nudge intensity on less important ones (which also moves the ones you care about up the list). Opening the app reschedules everything straight away; iOS may otherwise wait a while before refreshing reminders in the background.
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