Your profile can now remember a little more about you: add an email address and mobile number with searchable country codes and helpful validation, then follow the new Home progress card to fill in anything missing. Contact details stay encrypted on your device and travel with encrypted backups you create. Calendar days are easier to scan with separate Reminders and Synced tabs, while reminders appear sooner as holidays and synced events load in. We also refreshed profile, notification, and calendar-sync screens, and made startup animations smarter, full on your first open of the day, shorter later, and skipped when Reduce Motion is enabled. Because even the welcome mat should know when not to overstay.

These update brings Daily Summary, an optional, calm overview of today’s reminders and anything overdue, delivered at the time you choose. Notifications and Calendar & Sync now have clearer, dedicated settings with useful status details, so it’s easier to see what’s active and adjust it. Home also makes upcoming reminders easier to browse by date group, with a quick path to view the full list. One helpful nudge, fewer settings scavenger hunts.

We puts your reminders to work right from the Home Screen. On iOS 17 and later, the Calendar & Reminders widget now lets you mark reminders done with a tap, or open a reminder directly to see its details. Widget launches also refresh KenRemind more reliably, so what you see stays current. We’ve polished completion feedback and fixed a swipe-animation mix-up that could make the next reminder look completed. The innocent reminder has been cleared of all charges.

We brings your Ethiopian calendar and reminders together, literally. The new Calendar & Reminders Home Screen widget shows the current Ethiopian month, highlights today, and keeps today’s reminders close at hand. We’ve also made reminder completion more dependable, especially for recurring reminders, so finished items stay finished and your app, widgets, and synced calendar remain in step. Swipe actions save sooner, screens refresh more consistently, and catch-up reminders explain themselves more clearly. Your reminders now have a better memory about what you already remembered.

This update makes weekly planning feel a lot more focused. We redesigned This Week so you can move through your schedule day by day, spot overdue reminders faster, and review what still needs attention without digging around. We also improved completion feedback for recurring reminders, so the app is clearer about what got checked off and what is still due. In short: less reminder fog, less weekly chaos.

This update brings a cleaner look and a smarter sense of time. We refreshed the visual feel of core screens with softer backgrounds and more polished cards, so the app feels calmer the moment you open it. We also improved how KenRemind updates Today and Calendar views when the day changes, so things stay current without acting overly clever. Your reminders should be timely, not dramatic.

This update makes setup feel more thoughtful and privacy a lot less mysterious. We added clearer privacy controls, a more direct way to manage privacy settings, and a smoother path for adding KenRemind widgets to your Home Screen. We also improved the first-reminder journey so your first success leads to a more helpful next step instead of an awkward “okay... now what?” moment.

KenRemind arrives looking sharper and feeling more confident. We refreshed the app’s first impression with updated branding, a richer opening experience, and a smoother startup flow. The Calendar now highlights holidays and shows more helpful day details, so it knows when a date is more than just another square. We also made recurring reminders more dependable, with fewer chances for your plans to wander off and start unnecessary calendar drama.

This update is all about polish. KenRemind now feels smoother, more responsive, and easier on the eyes, with better calendar clarity, cleaner reminder flows, and subtle touch feedback that makes everyday actions feel more natural. We also refined the overall experience across the app, so things feel less fussy, less mysterious, and more like they’re quietly doing the right thing. Which, frankly, is what calendars should have been doing all along.

This update gives KenRemind a few very useful new habits. You can now check your Reliability Score, back up and restore your reminders with a password, convert Ethiopian and Gregorian dates without heroic mental math, choose your sync calendar with more control, and get a friendlier first-reminder setup. We also polished the overall experience so things feel smoother, steadier, and a little less like your calendar woke up choosing chaos.

KenRemind 1.2 is here. We still can’t stop time, but we did make it much harder for important dates to sneak past you. What’s new: • Added Home Screen quick actions for Today, This Week, and New Reminder • Added birthday setup, birthday reminders, and a little in-app birthday celebration • Added a Today shortcut in Calendar for faster jumping back to the current date • Added overdue badges across reminder views, so late reminders can no longer hide and act innocent • Improved notification handling so opening an alert takes you to the right reminder more reliably • Smoothed out date pickers for a more consistent reminder setup experience • Polished reminder details, delete flows, and overall app UI In short: fewer confusing taps, less calendar drama, and fewer “wait… that was today?” moments.

This update makes KenRemind smoother and more dependable. Swipe actions are more responsive, Mark as Done and Delete are more reliable, and repeating reminders now update more cleanly with clearer completion feedback. We also polished reminder setup and added a custom notification sound so important alerts are easier to notice.