Set reminders that repeat the way your life does.

Reminders is a focused scheduling app for dependable, flexible alerts. Create one-time reminders or build repeating schedules around selected weekdays and custom minute, hour, day, week, or month intervals. Add several independent schedules to the same reminder when one alert is not enough.

Pin an important reminder when you want its notification to remain visible. If you swipe a pinned notification away, Reminders can restore it automatically until you mark it Done or delete the reminder. Notification recovery is best effort because Android ultimately controls notification delivery.

Stay organized at a glance

• Browse reminders as a compact list, agenda, or calendar.
• Place a configurable upcoming-reminders widget on your Home screen.
• Organize reminders with tags, saved views, checklist steps, and manual ordering.
• Save groups of reminders as reusable routine templates.

Control every reminder

• Mark notifications Done or delete the reminder directly.
• Pin important notifications so the app can restore them after dismissal.
• Pause a reminder without losing its schedules.
• Add the next occurrence to your preferred calendar app.
• Attach photos, files, and web links for useful context.

Designed for recurring schedules

Repeats remain anchored to local calendar time and account for daylight-saving and time-zone changes. Monthly schedules handle shorter months, and simultaneous schedules for one reminder are combined into a single notification.

Private by design

Your reminders are stored locally. Reminders has no account system, ads, analytics, telemetry, or developer-operated server. You can export a portable backup or optionally maintain a versioned backup in a document provider such as Google Drive.

Android controls notification delivery. Notification permission and Alarms & reminders access are required for precise scheduled alerts. Delivery can still be delayed or prevented when a device is off, the app is force-stopped, permissions are revoked, or device power management intervenes.