Due remembers all the things that you need so you don't have to.
It reminds you again and again until you act, so it’s impossible to forget anything.
And it's lightning-fast to set and postpone reminders, all thanks to a clever time picker and natural date parsing.
KEY FEATURES
1. Persistent & Effective
Auto Snooze* keeps nudging you about a missed reminder until you mark it done or reschedule it. Choose between every 1, 5, 10, 15, 30 and 60 minutes.
2. Impossible to Miss
Some reminders can't wait. Use Critical Alerts to get through silent mode and Focus. Or use Prominent Alerts†, which ring like an alarm until you act.
3. Fast to Set, Fast to Postpone
Keep the times you use most a tap away. Twelve Quick Access Times—all fully customizable—make setting or postponing reminders a piece of cake.
4. Just Type or Say It
Type or say “Dentist 3p Thu” or “Meeting in 1h 20m”. Due spots the date, and one tap sets it.
5. Powerful Recurring Reminders
From simple daily reminders to the every-3rd-Wednesday-of-the-month kind, Due keeps up with your routine.
6. Countdown Timers
Not every reminder happens at a time of day. Some happen when the laundry cycle is done. That's what timers are for: precise to the second, with Auto Snooze too. Or just say “Hey Siri, start Laundry timer in Due”.
7. On Your Apple Watch
Wear an Apple Watch? Due comes with you. Mark reminders done, snooze them, add new ones, start and stop timers—all from your wrist. It's a companion to Due on iPhone, so keep your iPhone nearby.
8. Widgets, Control Center & Shortcuts
See what's coming up on your Home Screen and Lock Screen. Start timers and add reminders from Control Center, and automate the rest with Shortcuts.
9. Everywhere You Are
Your reminders and timers on your iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch and Mac‡, all kept in sync with iCloud or Dropbox.
10. No Account, Completely Private
There's no account to sign up for. We don't store, and we can't access, your reminders and timers. And you don't need internet to receive reminders.
11. Accessible to Everyone
Due follows the text size you set on your device, on every screen, and offers full VoiceOver support. It's also localized in 17 languages.
* By default, auto snooze repeats 5 times, and can be configured to repeat up to 10 times. Due can auto snooze any overdue items indefinitely when you launch Due or act on any of its notifications.
† Prominent Alerts require iOS 26 or later.
‡ Sync on Mac requires Due for Mac (sold separately).
WHAT'S THAT IN-APP PURCHASE ABOUT?
When you purchase Due today, you will have access to every feature in the app today—no further purchase required.
You will also get every new feature released within a year of your purchase.
The optional Due Upgrade Pass subscription gives you access to new features released after that first year.
And here's the deal: Every feature that you have unlocked will remain available to you, forever—even if you stop subscribing.
Even without a subscription, you'll always receive bug-fix and compatibility updates for free. These updates add support for the latest iPhones, iPads and Apple Watches, and keep Due working well on the latest versions of iOS, iPadOS and watchOS.
Due has a pretty good track record with that.
To illustrate: If you bought Due back in 2010 for your iPhone 3G running iOS 4, that very same app in 2026 is now optimized for iPhone 18 Pro Max running iOS 27. It even works on devices that didn't exist back then, such as the iPad Pro and the Apple Watch.
TERMS & PRIVACY POLICY
Our terms of use and privacy policy are available here: https://www.dueapp.com/terms.html
COMPATIBILITY
Due requires an iPhone or iPad running iOS 18 or later. The Apple Watch app requires watchOS 10 or later, and your paired iPhone nearby.
I'm gonna do the usual stereotypical "I don't usually leave reviews". I don't! Because nobody has time for that! But holy cow I don't have enough time to say all the good things about this app! Especially the developers. They actually listen to their customers about what will make things better. They constantly update the app when there are bugs or suggested changes. I have a family subscription and I have been using this for what feels like years now. My spouse as well as children use this. It is extremely useful for people with "normal brains", but for a neurodivergent family like ours it is absolutely invaluable! It is helping me teach my children the life skills that they will need to navigate the world with ADHD and it is ridiculously useful for we adults! I love how there are so many different customizable options. I can set a laundry reminder that goes off every minute because I know I'm gonna look at it and immediately forget 800 times. I can push things back by customizable times. I just really don't have enough words. The latest update on the timers is what prompted me to give this review because it was something that I had contacted them about. Even if they hadn't done that it's still amazing but it's just even more proof that they are paying attention. I think they are severely undercharging on the subscription and hope that they are discovered by Oprah or something someday lol! Keep up the amazing good work!!!!!
Developer Response
Hey there, thank you so much for taking the time to write this. It means a lot to hear how Due is helping you and your family. I intend to keep working on Due so that it continues to serve you and other users well!
Love the customizable widgets & theme switching
janiemac13
This app is the left side of my brain. I am a subscriber not only because it’s worth it, but because I want this excellent indie developer to keep on doing such a great job of maintaining, updating and improving this app. He is always coming up with more and more features, always useful improvements. This is my favorite 3d party Apple app ever. I truly appreciate the ongoing commitment to the quality of the user experience, not just the functionality. Just one of the reasons I love this app and hope never to have to live without it. And I love that can dictate Due reminders using Siri in the car, where I often think of things I still need to do (though I have to over-pronounce it like “Dyoo” so Siri will recognize it). Due is still hands-down the best money I ever spent in the App Store. The interactive notification snoozing is awesome too. This app offers a real and large difference and improvement over Apple’s Reminders, even now that Apple has added some very limited snoozing functionality. Due is the procrastinator’s best friend, and the cure-all for my stress- and age-induced ADD. Been using it since about a month after I got my first iPhone in 2010, and it will never leave my phone dock. Love, love, love, and NEED this app. Planning to look into the Mac version too after seeing all the additional things you can do. They should market it as a life-management app. That sums up what I use it for. A great complement to Apple’s Reminders app.
Developer Response
Thanks Janie, I'm so happy to learn that Due has been of much help to you and your parents. Frankly, when I started Due in 2010, I wasn't sure if it was going to work out. I'm thrilled to hear from customers who are still finding value from the app they bought more than 9 years ago!
Best Timer on iOS
RogueSpork
tl;wr: Buy the app, get the in app purchase-- it really is that awesome. I know what you're probably thinking: "Why do I need a timer app when there's already a app included on my phone that does this?" Two words: Auto Snooze. This feature allows you to be notified when a task, reminder, or timer is due and gently nudge every so often until the task is marked complete or the time is reset. Let's say you're like me a need a reminder to stop playing video games and get back to work. I set a timer for 30minutes and an Auto Snooze of 1 minute. When my timer is up at 30 minutes, I get notified. When I don't clear the alert, I get notified at 31 min, 32 min, 33 min, and so on. This allows me to finish a level or get to a stopping point while not leaving the door open for me to play another three hours. Due is also a place for reminders and tasks that need to be completed. The "date and time picking" interface is great and easy to use. While I personally don't use this feature as much, when I have used it, it has been quick and painless. Seriously, if you ever need to set a timer or remind yourself of something AND you need a little bit of nagging to get it done, this app is the one you want. I cannot recommend it highly enough.
It’s Good But Not Worth $8
DarkEvilWizard
Overall, the app is pretty good. It could definitely use an update to the UI to make it more modern looking. Not saying that it looks bad but compared with other applications in its price range, it’s quite lacking in UI. There are also some features that I think should be better. I think that setting up the alert should be more seamless for example, when you create a new task, you’re presented with a menu to name the task and put a date for the task to be completed. If you do not do it in a particular order and click the X button in the top right of the configuration box it will automatically place the alert on your task board. In my opinion There should be a large button that says done or something along those lines. This way, the user won’t be confused about clicking the X button and accidentally placing the task on their task board and having to go back and edit it later I can provide more examples if needed. I just think the UI could use a little bit of cleanup. There should also be a category directly on the left side of the screen with the other menu items that says completed alerts or completed tasks. I find it difficult to go back and view all of my completed tasks. I like how on the iPhones reminder system you can go view the grade out task that you have completed in the past. I still use the app every day. I think it could just use some fixes and UI cleanup for the eight dollar price tag that they’re charging realistically I’d say it’s more of a five dollar app.
1. Bulk Edit Reminders
Select multiple reminders. Snooze, postpone, complete or delete. All at once. No more going through your reminders one by one.
2. All-New Apple Watch App
Due on Apple Watch has been redesigned and rebuilt from the ground up. The all-new Quick Access Times panel lets you snooze reminders as easily as you can on your iPhone.
3. Due Gets Smarter About Dates
Due now understands many more of the ways you write dates and times:
• “Meeting in 1h 20m”
• “Laundry 2.5 hours”
• “Dentist 3p Thu”
And it now reads them in every language Due speaks.
4. Control Timers with Siri
Say the name of a timer and Due starts it — no setup, no shortcut to build.
• “Hey Siri, start pasta timer in Due”
• “Pause pasta timer in Due”
• “Stop pasta timer in Due”
5. Widgets & Control Center
• All-new Lock Screen widgets. See what’s most urgent without unlocking.
• Start and pause timers, and add reminders, straight from Control Center.
• Widget text now fits at every text size.
• Long reminder names now get a second line when there is room.
6. Undo & Redo
• Undo and redo now sit on the toolbar, always within reach.
• Due keeps your undo history when you switch away and come back.
7. Refreshed and Reorganized
• Editors redesigned to match the latest look of iOS.
• Custom repeats are clearer, and quicker to set up.
• Settings is reorganized, so what you need is easier to find.
• Switch quickly between reminders, timers and logbook with the tab bar.
• Improved contrast of dates in the Ash and Light themes.
8. iOS Reminders Import
• A redesigned import screen shows your Reminders lists in their own colors, with notes, priority and repeats at a glance.
• Give undated reminders a due date as you import them.
• See unsupported reminders before you import.
9. Siri & Shortcuts
• Add reminders to Due with the new Siri in iOS 27.
• Filter and sort reminders by date created and last changed.
10. Bug Fixes
• Fixed an occasional crash while searching.
• Fixed changes to a title being lost when tapping “Keep” after a date is parsed.
• Fixed a repeating reminder sometimes skipping its next occurrence after editing it.
• Fixed a crash when opening Sounds & Alerts without having allowed notifications.
• VoiceOver now names the correct alert type in the reminder and timer editors.
• Fixed notification titles and iPad card buttons sitting too close to the rounder corners in iOS 26 and later.
11. Become a Supporter
Some of you have asked how to support Due further. You can now leave a tip in Settings › Become a Supporter. It doesn’t unlock anything; it simply helps keep Due going. Thank you.
12. Requirements
Due 26.5 requires iOS 18 or later.
Version 26.5
The developer, Due Apps LLP, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy .
Data Not Linked to You
The following data may be collected but it is not linked to your identity:
Purchases
Location
Identifiers
Usage Data
Diagnostics
Privacy practices may vary, for example, based on the features you use or your age. Learn More
Accessibility
The developer has not yet indicated which accessibility features this app supports. Learn More
Information
Seller
Due Apps LLP
Size
84.2 MB
Category
Productivity
Compatibility
Requires iOS 18.0 or later.
iPhone Requires iOS 18.0 or later.
iPad Requires iPadOS 18.0 or later.
Apple Vision Requires visionOS 2.0 or later.
Apple Watch Requires watchOS 10.0 or later.
Languages
English and 16 more
English, Arabic, Danish, Dutch, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Norwegian Bokmål, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Spanish, Swedish, Traditional Chinese
