Version 1.4 puts every action under your thumb: swipe a reminder right to complete it, left to skip it, or up to open the action menu. A directional arrow guide now rides along with the card as you drag, so you can see which action you are about to trigger before you let go. Pulling down anywhere on the list refreshes it with a branded blue panel and a spinner that stays up just long enough to read as feedback, on the main list as well as the empty and all-done screens. The action-menu button on the phone, Mac, and Apple Watch now shows an ellipsis so it is easier to find, and this release fixes swipes that used to drift the card diagonally or start a refresh while you were only moving sideways.

Version 1.3 makes the text inside your reminders as useful as the reminder itself: web links in titles and notes are now tappable, so you can open a page without copying it first, and VoiceOver can read out each link and open it for you. A swipe on a reminder now needs roughly half the distance it used to, and a small labelled badge slides in from the edge — Complete on one side, Skip on the other — so you can see what the gesture will do before you let go. Crash reporting is now on by default to help find and fix problems, with a switch in Settings to turn it off at any time; reports never include your reminder, preference, or list content, and the privacy guide explains exactly what is sent. The swipe hint has also been slimmed down so it hugs its label instead of stretching across the row.

Version 1.2 brings a faster way to stay on top of your list. You can now ask Siri for what is next, and complete or skip your current task by voice, from the Shortcuts app, Spotlight, or a long press on the app icon. The app can also follow a language of your choosing ‚ English, Simplified Chinese, Spanish, Japanese, German, or French, across the phone, watch, and widget. This release supports more devices, down to iOS 17 and watchOS 11, and it fixes a crash when completing some reminders, keeps the action buttons visible when the list first opens, sorts same-day reminders by priority correctly, and shows the privacy policy in your chosen language.

Version 1.1 brings the first round of features since 1.0. Action buttons now appear by default on iPhone, Mac, and Apple Watch, and you can still turn them off in Settings. Rescheduling is more reliable: the dialog has been redesigned, recurring reminders keep their schedule, and rescheduling from your watch now works. Reminders you complete elsewhere disappear promptly, and the widget refreshes within five minutes instead of fifteen. On the Mac, the menu bar gains a refresh spinner and shows the c and s keyboard shortcuts, and you can turn the dock widget off in Settings. A new completion-streak message appears when you finish tasks, tapping a reminder on your watch refreshes the list, and the About screen and translations have been tidied up.