Know What’s Due

Support

Last updated September 20, 2026

Getting in touch

For questions, problems, a data request, or account deletion, email:

hello@knowwhatsdue.com

Please include the email address on your account and what you were doing when the problem happened.

Common questions

Does it remind me?

No. Know What’s Due does not send notifications — no email, no text, no push. It shows you what is due when you open it, with anything urgent at the top. The “remind me” setting controls when something appears in What’s Due, not when a message is sent. Nothing is sent.

What happens when I mark something done?

It depends on one thing: whether you told us it happens again.
If it repeats, the next date is calculated for you — counted from the day you marked it done, not the day it was due — and it stays on your list. A filter due December 20 on a three month cycle, marked done on December 27, is next due March 27.
If it does not repeat, it moves to Completed and the date stays where it was.

Do I have to say what kind of thing it is?

No. There are no categories. A thing has a name, a date, optionally how often it comes round, and how much warning you want.

What’s the difference between archiving and deleting?

Archiving takes something off your active list and keeps the record; you can restore it. Deleting removes it permanently and cannot be undone — and it is only offered on items you have already archived, so it takes two deliberate steps. A connected app can archive but can never delete.

Can I delete my account?

Not from inside the app — there is no self-service account deletion yet. Email us and we will delete the account and everything attached to it.

Can I get my data out?

There is no export button yet. Email us and we will send you what is held on your account.

How do I disconnect an app?

There is no disconnect screen yet. Connected apps hold access tokens issued by our authentication provider; email us to have a connection revoked.

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