Recurring events

Trivia every Wednesday. Yoga at sunrise on Mondays and Thursdays. A market on the first Saturday of the month. Set the repeat once and every date manages itself.

Set an event to repeat

1. When creating an event, turn on Repeat in the Date & time section.
2. Choose how often: Daily, Weekly (pick the weekdays), or Monthly — and an "every N weeks/days/months" interval if you need one.
3. Choose when it ends: never, on a date, or after a number of times.

A plain-language summary ("Weekly on Wednesday, until Dec 31") confirms exactly what you're creating before you save.

Every date is its own event

Qbit creates a real event for each occurrence, all linked as a series. That means any single date can have its own image, description tweak, or cancellation — perfect for "this week's special guest" — without touching the rest.

Editing a series

When you edit, delete, or drag-reschedule a recurring event, Qbit asks what you mean:

• This event — just this one date.
• This and following events — this date and everything after it (earlier dates keep the old details).
• All events — the entire series.

The same choice appears when rescheduling by drag on the calendar, so "trivia moves to 8 PM from now on" is two clicks.

Good to know

• Repeats keep the same local time across daylight-saving changes — a 7 PM event stays 7 PM.
• Open-ended ("never" ends) series are created about two years of dates ahead — plenty of runway. When you eventually near the end, edit the series to extend it.
• On your published pages, visitors simply see each upcoming date in order — no "recurring" jargon.