Scheduled Tasks
Scheduled tasks: run a program or script at a set time, with your own launch arguments.
Scheduled tasks: run a program on time
Hand over the app you would otherwise open by hand: it launches on schedule, and repeat rules make it daily or weekly.
Launch arguments supported
Programs that need arguments — a folder, a config file — can be given them, written just as you would on the command line.
Scripts and batch files too
Windows .bat / .cmd files and macOS script files can be the target, so the things that should run, run.
A countdown before it launches
A confirmation with a countdown (run now / cancel) comes first, so nothing important starts without you knowing.
With scheduled shutdown: run, then power off
Scheduled tasks do the running, scheduled shutdown does the switching off — together they make a simple unattended routine.
No need to master Task Scheduler
The system Task Scheduler wants paths, triggers and permissions; here you set it up in a few clicks and it just runs.
