Recurring tasks for Notion — integrations that actually write rows

Notion Repeat does not fill Calendar ahead. RecurringTasks spawns the next page on a schedule ($12/mo). Cadence previews the next 10 dates and writes them after you confirm ($9 Solo).

Native Repeat is not an integration

Repeat ships on all Notion plans (since 8 Nov 2022). It creates one page when the time comes. Plus Clock / Every {frequency} is day-of. If next week is blank, that is the empty-calendar problem— not a missing Gallery listing.

RecurringTasks

Sit-back spawn. Listed in the Notion Gallery. Home: recurringtasks.dasgroupllc.com. Pro $12/mo / 3-rule free. Same timing as Repeat: the next page appears on the schedule, not as a filled horizon. RecurringTasks is not broken — it ships Gallery, cron, pause/resume, and a 3-rule free tier. Longer compare: Cadence vs RecurringTasks.

Cadence

Not in the Gallery yet. Live at digitalcadence.net. Rolling horizon: preview the next 10 dates (read-only), then confirm. Confirm is the only write. Free $0 (1 rule) / Solo $9 / Team $19.

Other paths

Zapier or Make, if you want an external create-on-a-timer.
2sync — see the future outside Notion (Google Calendar / Outlook).
Database templates still exist. This page is about tools that write rows, not a template gallery.
Recurio — next-one spawn. No public price listed at the time of writing.

Pick by what you want

You want	Use
Hop — the next page when it lands	Notion Repeat
Sit back — the next page on a schedule	RecurringTasks
The next few weeks as real rows after a preview	Cadence
The future on Google Calendar	2sync

If this occurrence never appeared, start with the config checklist. Cadence will not debug a hidden filter.

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