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Everything published on this site, grouped the way the navigation groups it.
Features
- Reminders that ring through silent mode
- Reminders that ring like an incoming call
- Birthdays and anniversaries, pulled from your contacts
- Lists that can ring, not just sit there
- Remember to call people back
- The same things, every day, without re-typing them
- How Timelee reaches you when a notification would not
- Work through the list without touching the mouse
- See your Google Calendar beside your reminders
- A shopping list that reaches you in the shop
- Timelee in 32 languages, including right-to-left
- Reminders tied to a place, not a time
- Medication reminders that do not stop at a notification
- Reminders that keep going until you deal with them
- Notes and detail pages that can ring
- Get a real phone call for the things you cannot miss
- A photo is faster than a description
- A heads-up before the reminder that matters
- Type the whole reminder in one line
- Reminders that repeat the way you actually work
- Sort reminders into the parts of your life
- What you finished, and what you missed
- Four priority levels, and what each one should mean
- A reminder you can recognise without looking at it
- Tags for the things categories cannot hold
- Send a reminder to someone else
- Snooze that you control, not the other way round
- A to-do list where the items chase you
- A timer that escalates if you ignore it
- Only numbers you have verified can ring
- Say it now, be reminded later
Use cases
- Reminders for a brain that swipes notifications away
- The appointment you booked in March and nearly missed in June
- Late fees are a reminder problem
- The people in your life, on one list
- Reminders for the person doing the caring
- Start the day by looking at it, not by remembering it
- The collection window nobody tells you is closing
- Reminders for people whose day gets hijacked
- Reminders that reach an older relative
- Nobody else is going to chase the invoice
- The session you skip is the one nobody reminded you about
- A reminder for the habit, not a streak to protect
- The hour before an interview is where it goes wrong
- Dates you cannot be late for
- Why doses get missed, and what actually helps
- Remembering today's dose, not the whole course
- Notes that resurface instead of getting buried
- Being on call means someone has to actually be reachable
- The school run, the forms, and everything else
- The feed, the flea treatment and the vet date, in one place
- Viewings, valuations, and the call you promised
- Candidates go cold while you are in another call
- Reminders across time zones and devices
- The renewal you meant to cancel before it auto-renewed
- Follow-ups that actually happen
- The school run has more moving parts than a calendar can hold
- Reminders that follow the rota, not the calendar
- The jobs that only you remember
- Deadlines that do not slip past you
- Revision sessions spread out, not crammed into the last week
- A to-do list you actually look at
- Reminders for a day spent on site
- Passports, check-in, and the thing you always forget
Compare
- Timelee and Alarmy, side by side
- Timelee and Any.do, side by side
- Timelee and Apple Reminders, side by side
- Alarm apps, and when a reminder app is the better answer
- If you keep forgetting your pills, start here
- Medication reminder apps compared
- Reminder apps worth looking at, and who each one suits
- Reminder apps on Android, and what Android lets them do
- Reminder apps on iPhone, and what iOS allows
- Timelee and Google Keep, side by side
- Timelee and Google Tasks, side by side
- Timelee and Medisafe, side by side
- Timelee and Microsoft To Do, side by side
- Timelee and Notion, side by side
- Timelee and Remember The Milk, side by side
- Timelee and TickTick, side by side
- Timelee and Todoist, side by side
Guides
- How to build a reminder habit that lasts
- How to stop missing bill payments
- Categories or tags? How to organise reminders
- How to prioritise a to-do list you can finish
- How to remember birthdays without a spreadsheet
- How to remember to call people back
- How to set a reminder that will actually wake you
- How to stop forgetting things
- How to stop snoozing your alarm
- A practical guide to taking medication on time
- Recurring reminder patterns that work
- A reminder checklist for carers
- Reminder, alarm, or calendar event?
- How to set a reminder for someone else
- When your reminders never arrive
- Why you ignore notifications