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This is my Due workflow for the Workflow iOS app. I use one-off timers for laundry and meditation. Don't even think about laughing!
I hope you're pleased that I've laid out this post the same way the work… flows[^flows].
{% img center /images/2015-04-15-due-for-workflow_workflow-screenshot-choose-menu.jpg 460 'Choose menu' %}Laundry
{% img center /images/2015-04-15-due-for-workflow_workflow-screenshot-laundry.jpg 460 'Laundry' %}The laundry timer is really just a straight forward one-off Due timer. It asks for the time of your current program, and sets a timer based on it with the title "Laundry". It uses your default timer settings.
I would suggest that you set the default answer to your usual program of the washing machine. This way it's a little more comfortable to use. You can also just put a text action there, if you never want to be asked, and create a timer without confirmation.
Meditate
{% img center /images/2015-04-15-due-for-workflow_workflow-screenshot-meditate.jpg 460 'Meditate' %}For my meditation settings I'd like to create a running log file. At the moment I put everything into Day One but it's very easy to also create a new text file in Dropbox instead.
Get Workflow
Considerations
I use the default European date format dd. mm. yyyy HH:MM. Set this to your preferred date format and it will be used in the Day One entry. The action uses the date string format aka RFC2822.
[^flows]: I have to stop to make these bad jokes.