How To Keep Reminders On Lock Screen? The 13 New Answer

You can miss important dates and suffer in other ways when reminders don’t work on your iPhone. Below are the steps to fix this problem on iPhone.

Reminders not working on iPhone

In most cases, the problem of reminders not working on iPhone is due to muted reminder notifications, incorrect reminder notification settings, and unexplained iCloud glitches.

In some cases, the problem can be due to the Reminders app or the system files on your iPhone being corrupted.

1. Check the Reminders app settings

First, make sure you have selected a reminder alert sound on your iPhone.

1. Go to Settings > Sounds and tap Reminder Notifications.

2. On the next screen, make sure an alert sound has been selected for the reminder app.

Note: If the alert sound is set to None, iPhone cannot alert you with a sound.

2. Check the notification settings for reminders

1. Go to Settings > Notifications > Reminders.

2. On the Reminders screen, make sure Allow notifications is on, notification options are selected, and tap Sounds (if it says None).

3. On the next screen, choose an alert sound to use for reminders on your iPhone.

3. Install updates

Make sure you are using the latest version of iOS and the Reminders app on your iPhone.

1. Go to Settings > General > Software update.

2. On the next screen, tap Download & Install (if an update is available).

4. Enable/disable iCloud access to the Reminders app

Apple’s iCloud service can sometimes get buggy which leads to reminders not working on iPhone.

1. Open Settings and tap your Apple ID name.

2. On the next screen, tap iCloud and slide the Reminders switch to the OFF position.

3. On the confirmation pop-up, tap on Delete from my iPhone option.

4. Wait 5 minutes and turn the Reminders switch back to the ON position.

5. Remove Reminders app widget

Removing the Reminders widget from the home screen helped some users to fix the issue.

1. Access the Widgets screen by swiping right on your iPhone’s home screen.

2. On the Widgets screen, scroll down and tap on the Edit option.

3. Tap the red icon next to Reminders > tap the Remove option that appears.

4. Tap Done to save this setting and restart your iPhone.

6. Reinstall the Reminders app

The problem could be because the reminder app is corrupted. This can be fixed by deleting the reminders app and reinstalling it on your device.

1. Find the Reminders app icon on your iPhone’s home screen.

2. Tap Hold on the Reminders app icon and select Delete app option.

3. After deleting the Reminders app, restart your iPhone.

4. Open App Store > Search for Reminders app and reinstall Reminders app on your iPhone.

7. Reset iPhone settings

Make a note of your WiFi network password and follow the steps below to reset all settings on your iPhone.

1. Go to Settings > General > Reset > tap Reset All Settings option.

2. On the next screen, enter your lock screen passcode.

3. On the confirmation pop-up, tap Reset All Settings to confirm.

Note: This method will factory reset all settings on your iPhone, your photos and data will not be erased or affected in any way.

8. Restore iPhone

The final option is to erase all content and settings from your device and restore the iPhone using an iCloud or iTunes backup.

You can try this option if you have a recent backup of iPhone on computer or iCloud and you think Reminders was working properly when you made that backup.

If iPhone backup is not available, you can only restore your iPhone as a new device, which means losing all your data.

In iOS 14, Apple made it easier to follow conversation threads in Messages by allowing users to pin threads within the app.

Pinned conversations are at the top of the main message list and appear as large circles of contacts. You can have a maximum of nine pinned threads.

You can pin both one-to-one and group chats in Messages, and threads can contain both SMS texts (green bubbles) and iMessages (blue bubbles).

One-on-one threads show up as the other person’s contact profile, while group threads have everyone’s profile picture in a larger circle (unless a group photo is selected).

There are actually three ways you can pin conversations in Messages. Let’s look at them one by one.

How to pin conversations in Messages

method 1

Launch the Messages app on your iPhone or iPad. In your message list, long press on the conversation you want to pin to the top. Tap the Pin [name] option.

method 2

Launch the Messages app on your “iPhone” or “iPad”. In your message list, swipe right on the conversation you want to pin to the top. Tap the yellow pin icon to the left of the conversation.

method 3

Launch the Messages app on your “iPhone” or “iPad”. From your message list, tap Edit in the upper-left corner of the screen. From the pop-up menu, tap the Edit Pins option. Tap the yellow pin icon on the right side of the conversation you want to pin to the top.

Note that when you pin a conversation to the top of the screen, it no longer appears in the message list at the bottom. If a contact doesn’t have an iMessage profile picture, their contact circle will appear as the first letter of their name on a gray background.

When a message is sent to you in a direct conversation thread, the typing ellipsis (three dots) appears above the contact circle and a preview of the following message appears in the form of a speech bubble.

How to resolve conversations in Messages

To unpin a conversation at the top of your message list, simply long-press the large contact icon, then tap Unpin [name] from the pop-up menu. Alternatively, tap the Edit option in the top left of the screen and then tap the gray minus icon of the conversation you want to unpin.

How to hide notifications from pinned conversations

To hide the notifications for a pinned conversation, simply long-press the contact circle and then select Hide Notifications from the pop-up menu.

To view your notifications in Notification Center, do any of the following:

On the lock screen: Swipe up from the middle of the screen.

On other screens: Swipe down from the top center. Then you can scroll up to view older notifications, if any.

To close Notification Center, swipe up from the bottom with one finger, or press the Home button (on an iPhone with a Home button).

In today’s world we all seem to be busy all the time. It’s sometimes hard to relax when you’re in charge of so much, and it gets pretty tedious to keep track of all the tasks that need to be done! Thankfully, we’re armed with our iOS devices, and they’ve proven incredibly useful in keeping us on track when the need arises.

For the record, although Apple integrates its own Reminders app across all devices (iPhone, iPad, and Mac), it’s still pretty barebones when stacked with the competition. Here are our top picks for reminder apps in 2019.

Due

Due on iPhone (Image credit: iMore)

Simply put, Due is one of the best options if you absolutely want reminders without the complexity of a task manager. With Due you can add reminders for anything and give it a due date and time. Once the reminder comes, you can “snooze” it for 10 minutes or an hour, or move it to the next day if needed. Otherwise, Due will “nag” you with the reminder until you act. Honestly, while nagging is annoying, it definitely helps motivate you to get your butt off and do what you’re supposed to do.

Due also looks great with the simple and clean user interface and easy to navigate with swipe gestures. There are a ton of different notification tones and a few themes to choose from.

$4.99 – Download now (opens in new tab)

fantastic 2

Although Fantastical 2 is a calendar app, it integrates great with the native Reminders app if you choose to use it. Fantastical 2 is great because you can see your entire schedule for the week or month along with any reminders you’ve added. New reminders can also be created directly from Fantastical itself, so honestly, you’ll never have to hop into the Reminders app again. Also, Fantastical 2 has a beautiful design and is easy to use with natural language input.

Any

If you prefer another all-in-one solution for your schedule and reminders, Any.do is a good alternative. Any.do allows users to create a list for everything they need and it organizes everything in a chronological timeline so you can easily see what you need to do now and what’s coming up next. It even uses geolocation so you can set reminders to go off when you’re actually near a store so you never forget! And the best part is that Any.do is cross-platform so you can access it on your iOS devices, Apple Watch, Web and even Android.

There is an Any.do Pro subscription that starts at around $2.99 ​​per month and unlocks all features.

Free – Download Now (opens in new tab)

Clear

For ultimate simplicity, Clear hits the spot. Clear mimics the simple days when your reminders and tasks were just written down on paper, and when you’re done with them, just cross them off the list. With Clear, you’ll find this familiar concept reworked for the digital age. Create unlimited lists for anything and add items with intuitive gestures. Each item can be assigned a due date and time and when it is due you will be notified. Just mark it as done and move on with your life. There are also many beautiful color themes in Clear that serve as nice eye candy for the everyday. It also syncs with Apple’s Reminders.

$4.99 – Download now (opens in new tab)

Think of the milk

With Remember the Milk you will never forget the milk (or anything) ever again! This minimalistic app lets you quickly add the tasks that need to be done and when they’re due. When the time comes, you’ll receive notifications via mobile, email, IM, SMS, and even Twitter, giving you no excuse not to get things done. Your RTM account also syncs all your data across devices, and you can share lists with others to make sure they stay up to date. RTM also integrates with many other services, which is handy.

Remember Milk Pro is a subscription that costs $39.99 per year and unlocks many premium features such as: B. Unlimited storage, file attachments to tasks, subtasks, color tags and more. However, the core features of RTM can be used without a subscription.

Free – Download Now (opens in new tab)

todoist

Todoist is the app that lets you spend less time organizing and more time actually getting things done. In Todoist, reminders and tasks can easily be added with natural language input via the “Quick Add” feature. As you add due dates and get things done, Todoist learns your habits and helps you stick with them as it plays reminders and tasks with a streak system. You’ll also see when you were most productive over the past week, and hopefully that will motivate you to do even more the following week. Todoist also lets you prioritize certain items over others, and lists can be shared with others.

Todoist is free to download and use with some limitations, but going Pro gives you unlimited access to all features.

Free – Download Now (opens in new tab)

things 3

Things 3 is more of a full task management system like OmniFocus, but it’s a lot easier to use and I think it’s a great option for reminders.

You can create different areas (categories) and projects associated with these areas. Tasks can be quickly added to projects and organized with headings when you need structure. Everything can be annotated with notes, tags, checklists if further steps are needed, and assigned deadlines or due dates and times.

By default, due times are more like time frames, but you can be more specific and add “reminders” to get notifications at a specific time. Things also pulls dates from your calendar so you can see your entire day at a glance.

Things also uses Things Cloud to sync data across platforms (iPhone, iPad and Mac). It’s free and syncing is invisible and seamless.

Microsoft task

Microsoft acquired Wunderlist a few years ago, and eventually Wunderlist will be closed and later replaced entirely by Microsoft To-Do. Still, Microsoft To-Do itself isn’t a bad app. Microsoft To-Do can work anywhere, whether it’s on your iPhone, iPad, or computer. You can make lists for everything you need and quickly add items as you go. The Smart Suggestion feature learns your habits and helps you fill in your items over time, reducing time wasted.

Microsoft To-Do even offers subtasks, and you can add detailed notes to each task, turning it into a pseudo note-taking app too. All your lists can be shared with others and you can prioritize things with colors if needed. Due dates and times can be assigned and you’ll get notifications when they’re due so you can keep track of your tasks. Outlook users will be pleased to know that Microsoft To-Do can also be integrated with your Outlook tasks.

It may still be some time before Wunderlist moves up the ranks, but with the latter being shut down across the board, this is the next best option. Also, it is completely free to use without a subscription model.

Free – Download Now (opens in new tab)

paprika

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If you tend to set reminders for things like habit forming, then Capsicum is a great contender. It also works well for your other tasks and even notes. Think of Capsicum as your digital planner.

With Capsicum in hand, the app helps you plan your day, track (and remind you of) your good habits, and even tell your story. The app is like a digital planner because you can create different notebooks for different topics and customize each one to suit your personal style. Capsicum also integrates with your calendar, so all important appointments, tasks, reminders and habits are in one place.

Capsicum is free to download and offers you a 2 week trial. After that, you need to sign up for full access to the app’s features. Subscriptions start at $2 per month or $20 annually.

Free with in-app purchases – Download now (opens in new tab)

google notes

If you are a Google user, you should check out Google Keep. It’s an all-in-one app for your notes and lists. When you create lists and reminders, you can even make them to be location-based and remind you when you’re near the intended location, or you can opt for the default time-based reminder as well. Google Keep also lets you share your lists and notes with others, so you don’t have to text each other.

Google Keep is free to download and all your data will be synced to your Google account. There are no in-app purchases and it’s quick and easy to use.

Free – Download Now (opens in new tab)

Become more productive

These are some of our favorite reminder apps on our iPhones and iPads. Personally, I use a combination of Things 3 (work and other big tasks) and Due (little reminders for bills, medication, and so on).

What are your favorite apps for simple little reminders? Let us know in the comments!

May 2019: Added Capsicum and Google Keep to the list. These are the best reminder app options for your iPhone and iPad!

You would have to go to Settings > Notifications > Reminders. Set a sound there. Make sure Allow Notifications is turned on and that the iPhone isn’t on silent and the volume is turned up. After you enter a reminder, you must configure the reminder with a setting under Date or Date & Time in your reminders so that it generates an audible reminder for you to receive a notification.

Your profile mentions an Apple Watch SE. If you’re using a watch and wrist detection is turned on and the watch is unlocked, you’ll get your notifications on the watch when iPhone is locked. If you are not wearing the watch or the iPhone is unlocked, you will receive the notification on the iPhone.

If your Google Assistant suddenly stops notifying you about your reminders, there may be some issues preventing the notifications. When notifications for reminders aren’t working, the following may occur:

No sounds or other notifications for reminders you set up in the past

An inability to use “OK Google” to set a reminder

Regardless of how the problem presents itself, the result is the same. You can’t use Google Reminders to keep track of the most important tasks you need to do. Luckily, you can follow these troubleshooting steps and you’ll likely get reminders again.

Why aren’t my Google reminders working?

Any number of issues can cause your Google Reminders to stop working. You may have accidentally turned off reminders or turned off the “OK Google” features. Or something like a software update or a corrupted app can be the culprit.

How to Fix Google Reminders Not Working?

To get your Google reminders working properly again, follow these troubleshooting steps one by one until you find the solution to your problem.

Notification reminder is an accessibility setting that plays a notification sound every 5 minutes. If your phone keeps playing a ringtone or email sound but you don’t have any new notifications, you should check if the notification reminder is not activated. The notification reminder is designed to play a tone every 1 to 5 minutes to let you know you missed an email, text message or missed call. It will continue to play a sound until you “read” (or click) each email, message, or phone notification – this is the number one cause of weird and constant noises. On the other hand, if you always forget to reply to all your messages and emails, turning on notification reminder is a good way to make sure you have replied to all your incoming notifications.

Oh boy where do I start! To be honest, an app reminded me that I have to finish this short report today.

With working from home being the “new normal,” the need for such apps has become important.

The only thing you always have with you is your phone – this ensures that the reminder apps will help you get things done.

There’s a lot out there now. But fret not, we’ve done the digging for you.

Why should you use these apps instead of relying on your memory to get things done?

There are many reminder apps on the market to choose from!

We ranked the reminder apps based on the factors below.

These 14 top apps were selected based on the following criteria

Free version availability (*if/any) Number of features Popularity Score Integrations with other 3rd party apps (*if/any) Ease of use

The absolute best reminder apps

We have integrated both Android reminder apps and iOS reminder apps. Let’s take a quick look at each “Remind me app”:

nTask is one of the best free reminder apps for web, iOS and Android devices. It is used by more than 100,000 individuals and teams to stay on track with their project and not miss deadlines.

This application offers robust features to become productive and organized in an efficient way in both personal and professional life. Users can set reminders and notifications by creating a task and setting its due dates. The good thing about this app is that you can set both planned and actual dates.

When the deadline is approaching or the task is overdue, you’ll receive the in-app web and mobile notifications, as well as email and desktop reminders. nTask gives you the ability to set reminders and notifications to your liking from the settings panel.

nTask makes it easy to collaborate with your team on projects and gives you budget management updates.

main features

Available on web, iOS and Android devices

Planned and actual maturities

task status

Task list and task progress

task assignment

work in groups

Gantt charts

project management

meeting management

Integration with Zoom, Zapier, Google Calendar, Outlook Calendar, Slack

pricing

Free basic plan

Premium plan at $3/user per month

Business plan at $8/user per month

Custom Enterprise plan

nTask is the best reminder app for Android, iOS and web. Manage all your tasks, projects, meetings, deadlines and more in one place. Sign up today!

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2. Miracle List

Wunderlist is the kind of app that makes you believe the age-old phrase, “Don’t judge a book by its cover.”

It’s a simple looking app that doesn’t offer an elegant user interface. However, once you start using it, the number of options alone will blow your mind.

With Wunderlist, you can do much more than just create to-do lists. This cool daily reminder app lets you attach photos, PDFs and more to your tasks.

It is a must.

main features

Binder

share lists

Comments

Compatible with all devices.

due dates.

memories

Mail to Wunderlist

pricing

Basic – free

Paid plan starts at $5 per month (free trial available)

3. To-do reminder with alarm

Next on the list of best reminder apps is a tool that says it all by its name To-Do Reminder.

This app has a lot to offer. It has a dark mode, integrations with Facebook, Google Calendar, birthday, an anniversary list and check this out! – Voice commands are the best way to get things done quickly.

Setting a reminder has never been easier!

main features

voice command

Upload to Drive

day and night mode

pricing

Free

4. Todoist

Todoist might be the most popular app on this list — and with good reason.

It’s sleek, smart, and packed with features. With the “Quick Add” option, you can set reminders in no time. If you’re wondering how to use a reminder app, that’s fine, you don’t have to.

With Todoist, all you need is a phone and two thumbs.

Here’s why people love this app: it “gamifies” your memories using a “streak system”. Get this too, it “learns” how you spend your time and what memories come back.

It prioritizes your memories for you!

main features

Add quickly

task view

priorities

delegate tasks

Task and project comments

pricing

Basic – Free

Annual subscription: $3 per month for the premium package

Annual subscription: $5 per month for the business package

5. Click up

ClickUp is an all-in-one productivity platform that helps you stay on top of things – from daily to-dos to complex projects, even the entire workflow of your company. With adjustable due dates, a flexible reminder tool, and a central location to view them all, ClickUp’s feature-rich experience ensures no task falls through the cracks.

Teams of all sizes and across all industries rely on ClickUp to stay ahead of the curve with reminders you can manage from a browser, desktop or mobile device. Create reminders from anywhere in ClickUp, including comments, and load them with as much detail as you like.

Add attachments and data in seconds, set recurring schedules or delegate to your team. Plus, ClickUp is packed with hundreds of features and integrates with over 1,000 other work tools.

main features

Over 15 customizable views

task reminders

Delegate tasks and reminders

Assigned Comments

Universal Search

Daily summaries

priorities

pricing

Free Forever plan for personal use

Paid plans start at $5 per user per month

6. BG Reminder

BZ Reminder is one of the best reminder apps for Android. Unlike the apps discussed above, it doesn’t have many features in its pocket.

However, the few features it has were extremely impressive.

This elegant app is super easy to use. You can color-code your reminders to differentiate them and prioritize tasks.

And how great is the fact that it supports Android Wear!

main features

repeat task

call reminder

birthday reminder

calendar

pricing

Basic – Free

The paid plan starts at $3.99

7. Google Keep

Talk about the big guns of reminder apps in the industry and there’s a high probability that 8 out of 10 people call when using Google Keep.

Keep is the smartest daily reminder app out there. The app is so good it’s almost a to-do app!

The amazing thing about Google Keep is that it gives you location-based reminders. This means if you have a reminder to go shopping at a particular store, you’ll be reminded when you’re nearby.

Exactly this feature puts Google Keep in a different league.

main features

Text, images and audio input

Location-Based Reminders

Easy to use

pricing

Free

8. Microsoft Task

Any reminder apps list would be incomplete without mentioning Microsoft To-do. As expected, Microsoft has also shown its magic with this app.

Smart features like smart suggestion, subtasks, and periodization tasks make Microsoft’s to-do app a complete package. The app can be used on any laptop or PC – you can have it on your iPad and iPhone too.

Additionally, Outlook users can rejoice that it integrates beautifully with Outlook.

main features

See all your tasks in one view.

Updated today and week view.

View your notifications on the iOS app badge.

Print out your lists.

Change how you add your tasks.

See your completed tasks more easily.

pricing

Free

9. Rembo

Here’s something different than other reminder apps for phones and desktops.

Rembo is more of a bot than an app. It allows the iOS users to talk their memories to them.

This app-with-bot is like your assistant, moving with you and making sure you complete your tasks on time.

The app contains jokes and motivational quotes to increase the fun of using it. Rembo is completely free, which makes it the best reminder app for iPhone – fun-wise.

main features

Jokes and motivational quotes

voice output

Unique style

pricing

Free

10. things 3

Things 3 is a gift to phone users from Germany-based company Cultured Code. This is an award-winning app, which means you should try it.

Things 3 keeps things simple yet stylish. Does this make sense? No? Well, let me explain…

You can create categories of your reminders, tasks and even projects. Additionally, anything from images to audio to notes can be added to these reminders or tasks.

This app also integrates with your phone calendar, making sure you don’t miss a thing!

And here’s the icing on the cake; It is synced with iCloud. That means you get uninterrupted regular backups.

main features

Gesture-based adding

Fast Search

project deadlines

multiple view

subtasks

pricing

$9.99 (iPhone)

$19.99 (iPad)

$49.99 (Mac) (15-day free trial available)

11. Fantastic 2

Fantastical 2 is hands down the best named app out there.

The app features natural language input and a beautiful user interface. It helps you list all reminders with a range of alert tones and notifications to choose from. This really gives you the feeling of a personalized app just for you.

Oh, and it integrates exceptionally well with Zoom and Google Hangouts. You’ll never miss a meeting again.

main features

Work on multiple tasks at the same time

Notifications and Alerts

Integration with Zoom and Google Hangouts

Excellent calendar view

pricing

Basic – Free

Paid Plan: $1.99 (iPhone)

Paid Plan: $2.99 ​​(iPad)

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12. Peppers

Capsicum is quite an interesting app to create reminders, take notes and manage your to-do lists.

The app is super smart and analyzes how you work and which reminders are important to you.

It has a few tricks up its sleeve; The time travel feature is one of them. It helps you navigate to a past or future date in style.

main features

Monthly, weekly and daily to-do lists.

Migrate uncompleted tasks to another day.

Quickly jump to a past or future date with Time Travel.

Sync events with Apple calendars.

Daily Notes.

pricing

$1.99 per month or $19.99 per year.

13. Any.do

Any.Do is a popular reminder app for Android and iOS users. The best part is the cross-platform compatibility, which means you can switch from iOS, web and other platforms to Android or vice versa.

As for reminders, you can easily set tasks by creating to-do lists pinned by time of day. The tool also offers geolocation tagging to send gentle reminders when you are near a business or a place added to your list.

Suppose you need to take an office break at a favorite coffee shop, Any.Do will send reminders when you are near that area.

Overall, it’s a great, feature-packed app for iOS, Apple Watch, web, and Android users.

Main features:

Create reminders specific to geolocation.

Uses a personalized approach to sending reminders when you are near a specific location.

Cross-platform compatibility for Android, iOS, Web and Apple Watch users.

Just make lists of everything you need to do.

Do automatically sorts all reminders in chronological order.

pricing

Do Pro starts at $2.99 ​​per user with unlimited features.

14. Delete

Clear is equipped with a sparkling intuitive user interface – hence the name: Clear comes into play.

The program’s interface looks like an ordinary blank sheet of paper. However, there is much more to it than what appears at first glance.

Create reminders, tasks, and to-do items and tick them off as soon as they’re done. Missed memories are highlighted with a unique color combination.

Make unlimited lists of everything you need to get done throughout the week. This app also introduces gesture input. Reminders are automatically repeated for periodic tasks. They can be disabled at the user’s discretion.

Main features:

Available for iOS and Android users

Create unlimited lists and set automatic reminders for recurring activities.

Introduces gesture input to create notes, to-do lists, and more.

Comes with a wide range of gorgeous color schemes. Apple’s Retina display technology takes everything to the next level.

Automatic syncing with Apple Calendar for all tasks and lists.

Pricing:

$4.99 per user/per month.

15. Tick Tick

If you want an incredible task management application wrapped around a great to-do list application, then TickTick is the tool for you. The application is equipped to take care of teams and companies of all types and sizes, helping them easily track their tasks and collaboration.

The application helps you to manage all the tasks and processes of the project development process as well as emails, appointments and files related to the project from a single place.

The application is very diverse and available for more than 10 different platforms such as Android, iOS and Windows etc. Let’s take a look at some of the incredible product features TickTick has to offer its clientele.

main features

With the TickTick application, you can easily and effectively stay organized to complete all your tasks and processes related to your personal and professional life.

Never miss a deadline again with these effective to-do lists. The app helps you set to-do lists and timers so you can easily get work done and relax afterwards.

The application also made it easy to collaborate with all the relevant people in your work and personal life, so you won’t be disturbed while you work and you’re always there to talk to those people whenever they need you.

You can also set a habit for yourself in the application and then the app will help you maintain this good habit to increase productivity in your life.

pricing

There is a free version of TickTick that you can use if you want to try before you buy.

The paid pricing of this incredible to-do list application starts at $2.4/month.

16. ProofHub

ProofHub is a project planning and work management software with task reminders as one of its core features. It allows teams to stay on top of their schedule and makes it easier for them to meet deadlines.

The application allows you to organize your events, tasks and milestones in one place. You can set automatic reminders for events, tasks, or milestones to make sure you don’t miss anything important. ProofHub’s calendar view gives you a bird’s-eye view of all the events and tasks related to your projects in one place.

In addition, ProofHub also offers you efficient task management and team collaboration solutions. You can plan projects, assign tasks, set due dates, and track progress with ease.

main features

Multiple project views

Gantt charts

Start and End Dates

Automatic reminders

Manual and automatic time tracking

Proofing Help

Built-in chat application

project reports

discussions and notes

pricing

Essential Plan for $45 (no user fee)

Ultimate Control Plan for $89 (no user fee)

packaging

I hope this list has helped you decide on the application that suits you best. If it’s not on the list, feel free to share it in the comments section below and I’ll do another check.

Also, our readers love to sift through valuable feedback that allows them to make up their minds when faced with confusing choices.

frequently asked Questions

1. Is there a reminder app for iPhone?

yes there are some Most of them are free. The most popular apps are Capsicum, Fantastical 2 and Things 3.

2. How do I set an hourly reminder?

Through the use of technology! Get a reminder app on your phone now. The apps have more options than just an hourly reminder.

3. Are reminder apps free?

Yes, some of them are BG Reminder, Microsoft To-Do and Rembo.

4. How do you set a monthly reminder?

You do that by downloading a good reminder app from Google or Apple PlayStore and then letting the app do everything for you.

5. How can I set reminders on my phone?

Most phones today have built-in reminders. However, its functionality is pretty basic. If you want something more, there are hundreds of reminder apps for Android and iOS.

packaging

I hope this list has helped you decide on the application that suits you best. If it’s not on the list, feel free to share it in the comments section below and I’ll do another check.

Also, our readers love to sift through valuable feedback that allows them to make up their minds when faced with confusing choices.

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