Settings
Rymi keeps settings deliberately small. There are no modes to switch and little to
tune; the defaults are the design. Open settings with ⌘, on the Mac, or the
gear at the top of the screen on iPhone and iPad.
Always available
Section titled “Always available”- Notifications - turn the morning summary on or off and choose its time.
- Capture - set your date format for smart parsing.
- Data Export - download your tasks and projects as JSON. See data export.
- Diagnostics - one Share Diagnostics… button. See diagnostics.
- Updates (macOS) - control auto-update.
- About - the version and app information.
If you are not signed in, you will also see a short note about Rymi Together, where you can register interest.
For Rymi Together members
Section titled “For Rymi Together members”Once you sign in, more sections appear:
- Account - your email, alias, and sign-in or sign-out. See account and sign-in.
- Sync & Sharing - the sync toggle and status, plus project sharing controls.
- Pending invitations - project share invitations waiting for you.
Diagnostics
Section titled “Diagnostics”If something goes wrong - a sync hiccup, a backup that looks off, anything - the Diagnostics section has one button: Share Diagnostics…. It creates a single file you can send us so we can investigate, and it works whether or not you use Rymi Together.
The file is a redacted snapshot of your local Rymi data plus recent app logs.
It never includes your passwords, email, or the actual text of your tasks - task
titles and project names are replaced with hashes before anything leaves your
device. On the Mac you choose where to save the .zip; on iOS it opens the
share sheet so you can mail it, drop it into Files, or AirDrop it.
That is all you have to do: tap Share Diagnostics…, send us the file, and we have what we need.
Date format
Section titled “Date format”Smart parsing needs to know how to read a numeric date like 03/11. Choose:
- DD/MM/YY - day first (the default outside the US)
- MM/DD/YY - month first (the default in the US)
ISO dates like 2026-03-11 are always unambiguous and ignore this setting. See
smart parsing.