Add a new Reminder in one tap from your lock screen. Due reminders stay in your notification center until you mark them as done by swiping them away or snooze for later. Preset times make scheduling reminders a breeze, and the widget lets you know what's next.
This has been my daily driver for the past few months. When I switched to an iPhone at the start of this year, I quickly realized the inbuilt Reminders app was unbearable. It takes so many taps in clumsy positions to add a single reminder. With RemindMe, everything is simple and minimalistic. Focusing on getting the job done, and displaying reminders in an intuitive fashion.
Due reminders live in the notification center until they are swiped away, thereby marking them as done. This scheme of keeping the to-do list in the notification center has proven to be extremely efficient, and I urge you to try it out!
The app is completely free, only thing that requires a payment is iCloud synchronization.
I spend a lot of time optimizing work and looking for new ways to remember important stuff without too much friction. Will definitely try this out and excited to see how this develops.
RemindMe's simplicity and minimalistic design are game-changers. The to-do list in the notification center is super efficient. Definitely recommend giving it a try! 🚀
Adding a reminder with one tap from the lock screen is such a time saver. Well done, Shervin!
Sorry, I don't quite understand its application scenarios, which seem to be used for simple reminders.
Congrats on the launch! The feature to keep due reminders in the notification center is exactly what I need.
For someone like me who receives numerous notifications, this feature is excellent as I no longer have to worry about missing important messages due to an overload of notifications.
Well done and Congrats! The intuitive design and fewer taps to set reminders are impressive.
It's okay but try Pireminder once - https://pireminder.com/
it's way better than any reminder app
What is the difference to "Apple Reminder" ? I mean you can basically do the same - right?
Widgets are a cool design. Daily reminders should be a lightweight tool, easy to use, quickly add a reminder and check it anytime, then just hide it once done. No need for complex management features.
