Remind Me Faster 4+

Name: Remind Me Faster
Rating: 5 (11 reviews)
Author: Nick Leith

Quick-entry for Reminders

Nick Leith

Designed for iPad

- 5.0 • 11 Ratings

- Free
- Offers In-App Purchases

Description

“A longtime MacStories favourite” – Federico Viticci

Featured in Lifehacker's favourite apps of 2022.

Remind Me Faster gets tasks into Apple Reminders the moment they cross your mind.
It makes your most-used times, locations, and lists available with a couple of taps so nothing slows your flow. It’s available wherever you need it with support for lock screen, control center, and share sheet access. It's quick-entry for Apple Reminders.

Remind Me Faster is a companion to the Reminders app that's already on your device, so there's no need to switch task managers. Added reminders can be viewed in the built-in Reminders app.

• Set time alerts using natural language ("Reply to Mike tomorrow 10am")
• Set time alerts with one-tap pre-defined times & durations
• Set location alerts with 2 taps
• Select any list, and swipe left/right to quick-switch
• Set priority: • ! !! !!!
• Lock Screen launcher widget
• Share sheet extension
• Control Center & Action Button support
• Shortcuts & URL scheme support
• Alternate app icon sets

Remind Me Faster is indie-made, ad-free, with zero tracking. Most functionality is available for free, with some extra features available as one-off purchases.

12 Nov 2024

Version 5.2.6

• Fixed a bug that could cause a crash if ‘last used’ list option is selected and the Reminders list is deleted between app launches.
• Fixed a bug where the ‘last used’ list might incorrectly save to default list.

5.0 out of 5

11 Ratings

Love the app!

This app has the one feature that Apple Reminders is still missing: ability to quickly add text. You can use shortcuts if you like, or you can open Reminders, open specific list then scroll all the way down to add a new task. It’s the same on Apple Watch as well. So to stay sane, this app is indispensable. With Apple Watch support it would be perfect.

I love this app

It’s stupidly simple and easy to use, natural language input works great and is well worth paying for.
Really flawless idea and execution

The developer, Nick Leith, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy.