How RemindPro Works

When you create a reminder and set a time, RemindPro schedules a notification to fire at exactly that moment. Tapping Donein the notification marks it complete and cancels everything else. That's the simple path.

The more powerful path is what makes RemindPro different: if you don't act on the reminder, it keeps coming back — automatically, at escalating intervals — until you do. This is the nagging engine.

When a reminder fires and you ignore it (or dismiss the notification without tapping Done), RemindPro schedules a series of follow-up notifications called nags. Each nag arrives at a pre-set interval after the original time and repeats the alert until you take action.

On the Free tier, you get one follow-up at 5 minutes. On Premium, you choose from four nagging profiles (see below).

Premium users can choose how aggressively RemindPro follows up. The profile is set per reminder in the edit screen.

Every RemindPro notification shows action buttons. Here is exactly what each one does.

When you mark a reminder as Urgent, RemindPro uses Apple's AlarmKitframework instead of a regular notification. This is the same system that powers the built-in Clock app's alarms.

When a nagging reminder fires, RemindPro starts a Live Activity. On iPhones with a Dynamic Island, you will see a persistent countdown showing how long until the next nag. On older iPhones, it appears as a compact banner on the Lock Screen.

The Live Activity stays active until you tap Done (either in the notification or in the app). This gives you a constant visual reminder that something is waiting for your attention — even when your phone is locked.

When you tap Later, the Live Activity countdown resets to the new snooze time automatically.

Instead of a time, you can attach a reminder to a place. Premium RemindPro monitors your location in the background and fires the reminder when you arrive at or leave the specified area.

• On arrival— fires when you enter the defined radius around the location (e.g. "Buy milk when I arrive at the supermarket").
• On departure— fires when you leave the area (e.g. "Lock the door when I leave home").

If nagging is enabled, location-based reminders follow the same nag chain as time-based ones — the escalation starts from the moment the location trigger fires.

You can optionally restrict a location reminder to a time window (e.g. only fire between 8 AM and 9 PM). Triggers that fall outside the window are suppressed.

Recurring reminders come back automatically after each completed (or skipped) occurrence. RemindPro supports four recurrence patterns:

• Daily — fires every day at the same time.
• Weekly — fires on the same day of the week.
• Monthly — fires on the same day of the month.
• Custom interval Premium— fires every N hours or days (e.g. "every 8 hours" for medication).
• Specific weekdays Premium — fires only on the days you choose (e.g. Mon, Wed, Fri).

Each time you complete a recurring reminder, the next occurrence is scheduled automatically. If you snooze instead of completing, the recurring schedule is not affected — the next occurrence fires on schedule regardless.

Premium On daily recurring reminders, you can add up to 8 extra fire times within the same day. For example, a medication reminder could fire at 8 AM, 2 PM, and 8 PM — all from a single reminder entry.

Each additional time is independent: it fires its own notification, and if nagging is enabled, it triggers its own nag chain. Tapping Done on any notification marks the whole reminder as complete for that day.

For recurring reminders, RemindPro tracks how consistently you complete them on time.

Premium The RemindPro Watch app mirrors your active (incomplete) reminders on your wrist. Reminders sync automatically whenever you open the iPhone app or bring it to the foreground.

From your Apple Watch you can:

• View all pending reminders with their next fire time.
• Tap Done to mark a reminder complete directly from your wrist — the iPhone app and notifications update in real time.
• Tap Snooze to delay the reminder by your configured snooze interval.