Memento

A simple reminders app designed to replace Apple's

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Reminder is the best way to keep track of your reminders on iOS. Quickly add multiple reminders in a row using the return key. Set time and location alarms to make sure you don’t forget the important stuff.

Memento: A simple reminders app designed to replace Apple's | Product Hunt

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Reminder 2.0

A better way to keep track of your reminders 📝

Reminder 2.0 is the best way to keep track of your reminders on iOS. Quickly add multiple reminders in a row using the return key. Set time and location alarms to make sure you don’t forget the important stuff. The interface was designed to fit right in with other first party apps. Reminder was built to be quick to launch and easy on your battery.

Launch tags:

iOS•Productivity•Task Management

Launch Team

Mark D.

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Maker

Hey Product Hunt! I’m back to tell you about the 2.0 update to Reminder. I’ve been hard at work listening to your feedback over the last few months, and I’ve made a ton of enhancements. Here’s a list of all the new things you can find in Reminder since I last posted: - Tab bar at the bottom to help make navigation easier - For You view to show you important reminders based on location and time - Drag and drop to reorder reminders (and move them between lists) - Minimize lists by tapping on their names - Shake to undo last completed/deleted reminder - Improved iPad support - App Icon badges - iMessage stickers - Recurring time alert improvements - Add notes to reminders - Increased size of tap targets - New reminders are placed at the beginning of the list - Two new colours for reminder lists (Teal and Pink) - German, French, Russian, Chinese (Simplified), and Portuguese (Portugal) localizations - Many bug fixes Please give it a try and let me know what you think! I’ve got a few promo codes for you to try it out for free. Please let me know which ones you’ve used in the comments. 7YT3LLWFLJ76 X KN3HLR949JLA X AMAL7HJJHEXE X EMKP47MP4RXR X TMNARYA6993H X KJXMP733YHAL X 7MK6J79A9A7E X EF9E4ETE6EMK X 4J7XF93WTH6Y X 44RLJ4FKN9A4 X HAE6RK4XTLM7 X M37K9YLXEE9P X N6RWL9EMYMWX X R43MN7HF37XL X RJTLFN9RAKY6 X NT4LX7AKM9L9 X KHTPFRRR6R3L X YHH9AK3A7NK6 X JAHKMNTKMN6X X NY6WKA9FXY67 X NEW BATCH (4:30pm EST): A64P4PF6EAPP MTMMKPWTPLAT 66EKEJA7YYXP F6YLL4EEAMX6 67M4XFWHRP4A NTNMHFAJKRMF F69H7HAJMH9E 9WYYYJ9PRKA7 MNRTN934ET93 AL43APF647TR

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7yr ago

Joey

@mpdifran NY6WKA9FXY67 used. Thanks!

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7yr ago

Leo Daniel

@mpdifran I think they're all used up! 😮

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7yr ago

Amrith

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@mpdifran I used the first one, looks good so far! Never really used the reminders app before so looking forward to using this 🙌

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7yr ago

Mark D.

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Maker

@jleodaniel I’ll try and get some more up soon.

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7yr ago

Peter Böttges

@jleodaniel @mpdifran Would love to give it a try

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7yr ago

Charles Magnuson

My understanding of the location service on iOS is that it does not provide 3rd party developers with fine accuracy when it comes to location alerts. For example, in OmniFocus I have the app alert me when I am near a location which I've associated with a task. However, even at the smallest alert distance, OmniFocus sends me notifications any time I'm within 0.5-0.75 miles of the location. Compare this to the Reminders app created by Apple, I'm able to create alert geofences with radiuses of only 328 feet compared to the 1320 feet minimum provided to 3rd party developers. I see that your Reminder 2.0 app features location alerts. Can you speak about whether this app allows for geofences which are as small as those provided by Apple's Reminders app?

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7yr ago

Mark D.

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Maker

@magnuson I haven't heard anything about 3rd party developers having less accuracy for geofences. I usually set my geofences at 100 m (328 ft) and they trigger just fine.

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7yr ago

Charles Magnuson

@mpdifran Interesting. Thank you for following up. I'll have to contact OmniFocus since their geofences are well over 1,000 feet when set at the smallest size. Maybe they haven't updated to the newest API or something like that.

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7yr ago