Apple Reminders is a versatile task management app ... complete with color coding, icons, and pinned tasks to highlight priorities. For example, you can assign a blue icon to a “Work” list ...

Apple’s Reminders app has become much more ... When viewing Today, tap the three-dot icon in Reminders’ top-right corner to reveal an ‘Edit Sections’ button. Essentially, your Today ...

The former is like the Scheduled list in Apple’s Reminders, providing an overview of all tasks that currently have due ... Each Smart List can have its own sort options, view type, inclusion of ...

Then, name the list, choose an icon, color, and list type ... to keep completed tasks visible for better visualization. Apple’s Reminders app brings Kanban’s visual and organizational benefits ...

If you’re already using Apple’s built-in apps like Notes, Reminders, and Calendar, you’re closer to a solution than you might think. These tools are designed to work hand-in-hand ...

But after using Apple’s native Reminders app for a few months now, I’ve had a major change of heart—and honestly, I’m not going back. The shift happened with iOS 18. Apple quietly ...

Luckily for me, Apple’s Reminders app comes with a good AppleScript Dictionary ... The result is straightforward and barebones, but better than seeing a generic application icon: The downside of ...