> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://help.sonto.app/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Repeating Tasks > Tasks that come back on a schedule or when you complete them See repeating tasks set up from start to finish. A repeating task comes back automatically, so you only set it up once. Sonto supports two repeat styles and can optionally add each occurrence to your calendar. ## Make a task repeat Open a task and choose **Edit Repetition** — on Mac you can also right-click the task and pick it from the menu. From there you set how the task should recur. The Edit Repetition dialog for setting how a task repeats ## Two ways to repeat * **On a fixed schedule** — the task reappears on set dates (for example, every Monday, or the first of the month), regardless of whether you finished the previous one. * **On completion** — the next occurrence is created only once you complete the current one. This suits tasks where the interval matters from when you *actually* did it, like "water the plants every 5 days". ## Add repeating tasks to your calendar A repeating task can also create a calendar event for each occurrence. You can have Sonto place the event at a **fixed time**, or let it **find an opening** in your schedule that respects your working hours and existing commitments — see [Auto-schedule](/reference/auto-schedule). ## Availability Repeating tasks can be created and completed on both **Mac** and **iPhone**. Finding an opening for a calendar event uses [auto-scheduling](/reference/auto-schedule), which is a Mac feature. ## Related Let Sonto find a free slot on your calendar. How events and time blocks work in Sonto.