✅ Get Organized with Apple Reminders and 🤩 Stay on Top of all Your Tasks

[@hhhmmmmmmmm]

This guy is the real deal. U can tell he’s really organized, he responded to all comments. Also, dedicated. Nice.

[@TheMacWhisperer]

Thanks so much! 😊 I do my best to stay organized and respond to everyone-happy to hear that comes across! If you ever want to dive deeper into Apple tools or need personalized help, check out themacwhisperer.com for 1:1 sessions and membership opportunities. It’s a great way to take your Apple skills to the next level! 🎉

[@shawnhudgins8419]

For travel packing lists I find it better to create a template. I can then create a new list for a trip by selecting the template and everything is ready to go. I also use templates for projects at work that have to be done a couple of times each year. I place the steps in a template and when the project needs to be done again I can create a reminder form the template with all the necessary steps to complete the project already set up. Personally, I think being able to create templates is one of the most powerful features of the reminders app. Really enjoy your content!

[@TheMacWhisperer]

I totally agree. I talk a lot about templates in some of my other reminders videos and lessons.

[@RonnieGreher]

Hey Dylan. I recently started using Reminders in a big way to simplify my life, and ditch the scraps of paper with any to dos. I've gotten pretty good with this, but still appreciate your detailed video. I thought I was deep in the  ecosystem before, but now with Reminders I'm really in deep. The syncing across all of my devices is great. Now if I could just get my wife to ditch the paper grocery list, that always seems to be forgotten at home, I'd be maximizing reminders. Sigh

[@TheMacWhisperer]

Good luck... I would start a grocery list on your phone, and share it to her phone without telling her, then whenever you see the scrap of paper with the grocery list add it to reminders (using Siri makes it super easy and might even impress her). Then the next time she is at the grocery store and forgets the list, have her pull it up on her phone and she will be shocked... and possibly even converted. Make sure to teach her how to use Siri to add items. That was what converted my wife and she will never go back!

[@dexter8876]

Definitely got a lot of value from this video. Its amazing how much our devices are capable of and how little we actually use.

[@TheMacWhisperer]

I couldn’t agree more !! Thanks for watching!

[@creaturesgreatandsmall51]

Great tips! I also use reminders for family and friends’ birthdays, and set an alert for a few days before so I can send a greeting, get a gift, or whatever. Set it to repeat yearly. I also have a bill pay list and set alerts and repeats as appropriate.

[@TheMacWhisperer]

Love that! I leave birthdays in calendar (which can be automatically connected to your address book so you don't have to manually set as repeating, and set the alarms there, but your suggestions are also perfect!

[@martinf3929]

Hi Dylan This video is excellent. You explain everything so clearly. It is so easy to follow. Thanks

[@TheMacWhisperer]

Glad it was helpful!

[@BigSaaSsolutions]

I love this part of Mac. I use it for Bills due and a Habit tracker. Thank you for this video

[@TheMacWhisperer]

Yeah! Reminders is a major time saver and organizer for me. Lots of great ways to use it!

[@VaishaMartinez-h5w]

Thank you! I love using the reminder’s app on my phone, and you just showed me some new things I didn’t know. ❤

[@TheMacWhisperer]

I have some other really good Reminders videos if you haven’t seen them… Try this one:kzbin.info/www/bejne/gXSuZGlso86Mack Thanks for watching!

[@mustuattarwala]

You are doing a great job. Please advise when to use Tags and Flags in Reminders. Secondly where to use Calendar and for what tasks to use Reminders (because both have time and date)

[@TheMacWhisperer]

So I have several videos about Reminders… And I have some new ones that will be coming shortly. When it comes to using tags I recommend it when you have a generic category for your reminders that might be in multiple lists. For example I have a tag for my wife, because some of my reminders are about things I want to purchase for her, but some of my reminders are about things that I want to do with her, or things I need to do for her. That way by having a Julie tag I can find those reminders quickly Regardless of what less they are in. As far as when to use Reminders versus when to use calendars, that’s an easy answer for me. To me, calendar is an event that must happen at a particular day, time, place or with a specific person. In other words an appointment that is not just Floating but must happen no matter what. For me reminders are things that can happen on that day, but it’s not a dealbreaker. If I don’t pick up the Drycleaning on Thursday I can still pick it up on Friday, but if I don’t make it to my doctor appointment on Thursday, I’m going to get Bill for a “no-show”. Hopefully that helps… Thanks for watching!

[@kariepricetx]

Great tips! I've been picking up at least 2 new tips with each of your Reminders videos which I really appreciate! I feel like a power user now thanks to you!

[@TheMacWhisperer]

I'm so glad you're getting value from the videos! Thanks so much for watching!

[@richdiorio3650]

Subscribed! Finally a video that I can understand regarding using reminders! Thank you! have you done one on Notes?

[@TheMacWhisperer]

I have done a ton of them on Notes and Reminders. Look around on my channel, and you'll find many of them! And more to come.

[@savedforlaterpodcast]

I use "Reminders" all the time, and never knew (probably) three of the tips you had. One I use throughout my day is I ask Siri to remind me at a specific time (like in a half hour, or at 6:00 am, or every day at 5:00), and they stack up in a scrollable list of post-it notes on my lock screen. I swipe them away when they're complete and when their all swiped, I know I'm not forgetting anything.

[@TheMacWhisperer]

Awesome. That's a good way to manage things.

[@mauricioflores3732]

Reminders has become so good!!! It’s making me switch from Things 3. Things 3 won me because of its beauty but it’s missing a lot of newer features.

[@TheMacWhisperer]

I gave up on things a decade ago. They just didn’t integrate well enough with Siri and that’s reminders biggest bonus. It’s worth the switch. I never ever consider going back and I was on things from version 1.

[@alanwoolliscroft5829]

Great videos question, how do you set up regular monthly payments in reminders, and will the app remind you to make the payment cheers

[@TheMacWhisperer]

It's really easy to do. Just create a reminder for each bill and choose the deadline that fits your schedule, usually a few days before it's actually due. 📅 Then click the repeating option to have it alert you every month moving forward. 🔄 When you get the alert on your phone, iPad, or computer, take care of the bill and then mark the reminder as completed. ✅ You will be ready for the next bill the following month. 💸

[@Mr-Silver-08]

Thanks, found value in your video. Am a Things3 user, intending to hop over to Reminders, needed some refresher points. Happy to receive some pointers in that within Things3 I have lots of ‘Projects’ and guess it’s comparable to lists?

[@TheMacWhisperer]

Yes, I would compare projects to lists. I used Things for a really long time, but reminders with its tight integration and ease of use with Siri just won out!

[@carolearrowsmith2461]

This is amazing, this always looked confusing to me. But now I think I may be able to do. Fingers crossed, can have you on repeat. Thank you 🐞

[@TheMacWhisperer]

Glad it helped! Welcome Aboard. Please let me know if there are other topics I can help you out with!

[@tantsits77]

Great video. Very Valuable. I sent my wife this because she always has packing lists for vacation.

[@TheMacWhisperer]

That is awesome! Hopefully this helps her out!!! Thanks for watching!!!

[@dustindutcher6898]

I really appreciate this video. I had no idea how versatile it is. I will definitely be using it all the time now. Thanks so much! I subscribed so I can learn more from you.

[@TheMacWhisperer]

That's awesome to hear! I'm glad you found it helpful. Keep your eyes open, I'm going to release a whole playlist of tools for Apple Reminders and Apple Notes in the next several weeks. Is there anything specific I can help you learn more about?

[@dustindutcher6898]

@@TheMacWhisperer I actually just switched to Apple from 10 years as an Android user, so just trying to soak up all the differences at this point.

[@hhhmmmmmmmm]

Great content. Very helpful n easy instruction. Also, to make things even more simple, you can just say “remind” and leave out the “me” part.

[@TheMacWhisperer]

Absolutely, but it sounds awkward to say sometimes so I feel it's better to train people to use the remind me instead. But just using a reminder absolutely works! Thanks for the tip!

[@paryhappytour2671]

Oh Wow Never realize how much we can do with reminder. Thank you so much. It really make my life a lot easier 😊

[@TheMacWhisperer]

You are so welcome! Thanks for watching!!!

[@markmctech5976]

Loved this! Great video with ideas I hadn’t thought of!

[@TheMacWhisperer]

So glad! Thannks for watching!!!

[@brianattard5799]

Amazing tips!!! Love the way you present things in an easy understandable way. Thanks a real lot!!

[@TheMacWhisperer]

So glad you enjoyed it and learned something new! Thanks for watching!

[@lfoote3528]

Is there a way to make subcategories show up when a list is shared?

[@ralfonsojr]

Thank you for this video. I am looking to get more organized. This has helped me realize how to make my phone work for me not for it.

[@TheMacWhisperer]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching!!!

[@EdwardKilner]

Excellent. Subscribed.

[@TheMacWhisperer]

I'm so happy to have you on board! Let me know if there's anything you'd like to see me make a video about.

[@glaberbeast]

I have a major problem when using my iPad's reminders. When I create a list, there are no icon options. I would really like the icon options, plus five more additional colors that I have on my phone's but not on my iPad. My iPad is up to date (iOS 18.0.1).

[@gitefermetteenfrance]

HI Dylan, thanks for this video. Very clear. I wanted to add a grocery list but this function is not available in my reminders app. I have a iPhone 15, any idea why I don't have this option. ( living in France, is there a region/country problem) thanks

[@TheMacWhisperer]

Yes, unfortunately the grocery list is not available everywhere yet, but there are rumors that they will roll it out to Europe and other countries in the next 6 months.

[@gitefermetteenfrance]

@ thanks for your answer!

[@mikerisner]

Hey. I notice the Mokalua on your iPhone wallpaper. What a wonderful place! Thanks for a great video. I wasn't aware of several of those more advanced features. We use AnyList for groceries, and Reminders might be a simpler solution. I will be testing things very soon.

[@TheMacWhisperer]

My Dad lived right on the beach at Mokulua for 10 years. I strongly prefer Reminders over any of the alternatives... mostly for the strong integration of Siri. AnyList, EverNote and Things can't compete with how well Siri is connected to reminders. ESPECIALLY for grocery lists! Let me know how it works for you.

[@emmaleighgreen5595]

Great video on how to use Reminders! How did you get the lavender color and the light yellow on “this month“ & “someday“ ??

[@TheMacWhisperer]

You can right click on any list and go to show list info. From there you can adjust the colors.

[@yonatanfjd]

Hi thanks Why is it I don’t have the “list type” button to set type of list like grocery in my reminders

[@TheMacWhisperer]

You may be on an earlier operating system. It requires iOS 17, iPadOS 17, or macOS 14.

[@ArtBiagianti]

first visit; really helpful. Thanks and i'll be back.

[@TheMacWhisperer]

Glad you found it helpful! Be sure to check out my other videos. Please let me know if you have any questions.

[@samfernandes50]

Thank you Dylan, this was great!

[@TheMacWhisperer]

Awesome! Thanks for watching!

[@jlperez67]

Thanks for the video. It is very useful. I got a question for you. I have a reminder that is set to repeat at a certain time on Thursdays. How can I change one single event in Reminders without changing the rest of the chain. For example, I want to change the time from 8:00 AM to 2:00 PM. Or I want to change one instance from Thursday to Friday, just once. I can't find a way to change one instance, Reminders will change the whole chain. Please let me know. Thanks!

[@TheMacWhisperer]

Unfortunately, there is no way to change just one event in a sequence. It's just not made that way. What you may want to do is duplicate the reminder, change the original one to the new time or date, and leave the rest of the sequence on the old system. Thanks for watching!

[@jlperez67]

@@TheMacWhisperer thank you for your reply!

[@dname1802]

Some cool tips and tricks. Great video!

[@TheMacWhisperer]

Glad you got great value out of it. Any specific tips you'd like to share?

[@bryanc8328]

Hi, This looks great but do you have one for the Mac?

[@TheMacWhisperer]

All of the functions that I showed on this video apply to the iPad and Mac versions of reminders as well. I also have several other Reminders videos, many of which focus specifically on the Mac. You can see some of them here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jKizdJSpYtyHe5Y kzbin.info/www/bejne/oH7JqGSKjMelbtE kzbin.info/www/bejne/gXSuZGlso86Mack kzbin.info/www/bejne/oavGo6qog8lkZs0

[@anonymous37064]

Just getting into using Reminders and your video tips are fabulous! LOVE the web browser trick, amazing. BTW, did you know you can drag an email into a list? I love that for cleaning out my mailbox finally! When you do that, it gives you a little email emoticon and the subject of the email as your list item. But click on the emoticon and you get a popup of the entire email to take action on!! Game changer for my email box.

[@TheMacWhisperer]

Yes, I absolutely love that trick. You can also do it by Siri on your phone by saying "remind me about this" while the email is open. I don't use it a lot, though because I would prefer to remove things from the mail app whenever possible, especially if it's information I need access to. If I need to be reminded to respond to an email, I can do that from the Mac mail program directly… But reminders are a nice additional way to do it! Thanks for watching!

[@anonymous37064]

@@TheMacWhisperer Ooooh, good to know. Thank you!

[@Jathwon]

Could you explain how you use and organize “This Week” “This Month” & “Someday” lists?

[@TheMacWhisperer]

I manually created those lists to separate urgent matters (this week) from things that need to happen but are not immediate or time-sensitive (This Month), from things that would be nice but are non-essential and sometimes just long-term wishes/dreams (Someday). The "This Week" list used to be called "Today," but then Apple created an Automatic List named Today, so I had to rename it. I go through the "This Week" list daily. It is also my default list, so whenever I create a new reminder (without specifying a specific list), it goes there, and I file it when I go through that list each morning. When I go through it, I move things to other lists (including the "This Month" and "Someday" lists, as well as lists like my "To Purchase" or "Date Night." At the end of each month, I audit the "This Month" list and remove or reassign anything that no longer fits. I go through the "This Month" list about once every week or two (when I have time) and try to knock things off that list. I check the Someday list sporadically. It's a bunch of "Nice Ideas," but most of them will have to wait until there is enough bandwidth for them. Things like a few of the books I want to write, or the new courses I want to create... Hope that helps!!!!

[@chukamichael1807]

How do I Get notifications when I set these reminders

[@TheMacWhisperer]

Your notifications are controlled from the notification section of your phone 📱 and computer 💻. Check out those settings and make sure that the sound effect 🔔 is noticeable enough for you, or set the banner to persistent so you don't miss them. You can learn more about notifications by watching this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y4iZnnZ6o6t_gZo

[@nildasuzette2]

love your videos. learning a lot. thanks

[@TheMacWhisperer]

Glad to hear it! Thanks for watching!

[@barbarahernandez4153]

Very helpful!

[@TheMacWhisperer]

I'm glad you found it useful! Any particular tips that stood out for you?

[@Wasjigcrmso35]

Now I understand it perfectly explained just sub you thanks 😊👍🏾🙌🏾🇬🇧

[@TheMacWhisperer]

Awesome! Welcome, glad it was helpful!

[@maiobst]

Very helpful and your twin brother has a movie channel I love.

[@ltakallen]

😂

[@TheMacWhisperer]

😂 Which twin brother and which movie channel? 🎬

[@johnclarke4701]

I used to use reminders to organize my groceries list by the aisles I encountered as I walked through the store. But the new version resorted my list by departments. Example, when I enter the store, I am in the produce area, but the first item I usually buy are sandwich meats. They are in the aisle at the back of the store after I go through produce. The new version of reminders would not bring them up until 3/4ths of the way around the store if I followed the sorting of the app. Not practical. So now I have to create a list in notes in the shopping order that reflects when I get to them as I go through the store. This means I have to think about the mental map of the store as I create my list. Oh, how much easier it was with the old way reminders worked.

[@NOLA_ftw]

You can change the list type to “Standard” instead of “Groceries” to disable the automatic sorting. I also prefer to manually sort my grocery lists. (Within an existing list, click the 3 dots in the top right, then “Show List Info”, then change the list type)

[@TheMacWhisperer]

As @NOLA_ftw mentioned, you can easily turn off the Grocery Sort feature by going into the list info and changing it back to a standard list. This way it will not automatically sort... but you can create colums and manually sort by Aisles in the order you go through your grocery store. It will take some manual work, but once you have a good system set up it will be infinitely easier than doing it through Notes.

[@lyndensilas-thesweetlife5797]

Great review and tips!! I've been using Reminders app but not nearly to its full potential. Thank you for the info and tips!! Have subscribed to your channel and will definitely be checking out more videos!

[@TheMacWhisperer]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching!!

[@DavidVanoverbeke]

Goed uitgelegd ! Goede presentatie!

[@TheMacWhisperer]

Thank you!

[@kristiegoddard3922]

What would be the best place to remind me about certain KZbin content? For example, I want to remember this video in case I forget one or two of the steps. Would Reminders and Siri be a good way to do it? I'm excited to give this a try!

[@TheMacWhisperer]

So this is a really interesting question, and something I go into depth on in my monthly classes and with my one on one clients. On the computer, there is a place for everything… So you want to use the tools properly. I use Notes (rather than Reminders) for any long form documents that I want to refer back to and be able to search through. So when I am taking a class or a course, I use the Notes app to keep track of everything that I am learning so I can easily re-read it anytime I want. But if I want to keep track of a bunch of KZbin videos or other online content (Since those are inherently websites) I use Safari, and specifically Safari tab groups to save organize and keep track of those videos. (Check out THIS VIDEO to learn more about Tab Groups: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pYTamZ14g52hga8) KZbin has some of its own tools like lists you can use to organize things, but I prefer doing it myself either with Notes (where I would write down all the lessons and possibly the link to the video) or Safari tab groups, where I could watch the videos anytime I want and close the tab when I feel I have fully processed and understood the lesson. Reminders isn't quite the place for that because I use reminders for information that will eventually get completed, like a grocery list or a packing list… Not for videos that I want to go back to and keep Notes on to remember the specific lessons. I hope that helps 😃!

[@marthaanderson-ford126]

You mentioned collections. How are those created?

[@TheMacWhisperer]

If you drag and drop lists onto each other it creates groups...

[@lynnjames8986]

How to send a personal reminder to notes only ; with non collaborators

[@TheMacWhisperer]

Hi, I saw you ask this question on a different video as well. Can you tell me more about what you're trying to do? Notes and reminders are not the same program and shouldn't be used as the same program. Have you checked out this video that I created explaining the difference between the two? kzbin.info/www/bejne/oH7JqGSKjMelbtE For me, reminders make it easier to accomplish and get things done by prompting me and making it simple to cross things off. Notes makes it easy for me to reference large pieces of information and keep track of big projects... occasionally using checklists to accomplish things, but not in the same way I do with reminders. Hopefully that helps. If not, please give me some more specifics about what you're trying to accomplish, and I can point you in the right direction.

[@adriennedonner1447]

Did you know you can create Templates in Reminders? ie You could have a Packing List Template that you can start fresh from each time you travel without having to Uncheck all the checked items.

[@TheMacWhisperer]

Absolutely! It's a great way to create reminder lists that are recurring like packing lists... it's one of the tools I will discuss in a future video. Thanks for the reminder about reminders.

[@austin2717]

The one thing I hate about using Siri is even if I think of the thing I want to be reminded about before I prompt her, I tend to fumble on my words and Siri just cuts off, leaving my with an incomplete reminder, or if I tell her to cancel cause I’m still thinking she will make a reminder called “remember to cancel” or something like that.. I have been creating my own system with shortcuts so I can just use speak to text. (I also feel like a goober using Siri in public. ) I recently discovered a Siri voice command “remind me about this” so if I’m looking at my note or something it will create a reminder with a link to that note. Usually voice commands can be used in the shortcuts app, but I can’t find how to apply this one to a shortcut. Do you happen to know how? Thanks in advance :)

[@TheMacWhisperer]

I don’t use many Siri shortcuts because I find that the app functions well enough for me. My biggest tip for using Siri rather than using your voice press and hold your button (the right side button or the home button on the earlier models) and keep holding it while you talk. This will prevent it from cutting off while you’re in the middle of things and in my opinion makes her infinitely more useful. The other thing I teach people about Siri is to start with what you want her to do, and then add the when where or how. So saying remind me… On December 24 works better than saying remind me December 24 to… Once you master using the Siri button to trigger her rather than using your voice you’ll find that everything works better because she keeps listening until you let go of the button rather than her stopping listening when you pause to take a breath. To me that is the biggest Mistake people make when they’re using Siri is to just use their voice.

[@TheMacWhisperer]

The Remind me about this function is super valuable, and I use all the time… But again I don’t know how to tie it into shortcuts because I just don’t find much of a need for the shortcuts. One of the funniest things for me is watching people create hundreds and hundreds of shortcuts manually when Siri did it on her own without the shortcut. Play around with using your button to trigger her and I’ll bet you’ll have better results.

[@cssaus]

My pinned reminders list are shown as being one after the other. Your pinned reminder list shows them in a horizontal format. How can I change the way pinned reminders are shown?

[@TheMacWhisperer]

I'm not sure. There isn't any setting or way to chamge the view. It may have to do with your iPhone Operating System (my iPhone is on iOS 17.5 as of the shooting of this video), or your phone's size... my undersatnding is that the iPhone Mini 12 & 13 have a thinner screen and may have to display reminders differntly. Is either of those your situation (an older iOS or a small phone)?

[@cssaus]

@@TheMacWhisperer Using iPhone 14 Pro running IOS 17.5.1

[@cssaus]

Just figured it out, it's related to the text size setting

[@TheMacWhisperer]

Makes sense.

[@jerryarnold1999]

My location used to work with locations and now out of nowhere doesn’t, any suggestions?

[@TheMacWhisperer]

Check your privacy and security settings 🔒 and make sure that reminders 📅 are enabled so that they can connect to your phone's location 📍.

[@colinpowda]

Love it

[@TheMacWhisperer]

Awesome! Thanks for watching.

[@MariannaMichaels]

How come I can’t change my icons?

[@TheMacWhisperer]

What device are you on and how are you trying to do it?

[@MariannaMichaels]

@@TheMacWhisperer iPhone 14 Pro. I followed what your were doing in this video but I don’t get the options that you do, all I can do is change the colour and I don’t the amount of colour options that you do either 🤷🏻‍♀️. I googled the issue and seems like a lot of people have asked the same question.

[@NinoTheCorso]

You can use a shortcut to add stuff to the grocery list by scanning an NFC tag

[@TheMacWhisperer]

Love it! Just bought a pack of NFC tags this week, and it's one of my next projects. I plan on using it to keep track ofg my inventory of used Macs. I'll let you know how it goes!

[@billco1947]

TAKE MY MEDICATIONS

[@Prometheus821]

Thee is no need to check items, you can select show completed tasks even with zero completed.

[@TheMacWhisperer]

Sure, but I usually want the completed items to be hidden, not shown. Thanks for the suggestion.

[@Kinderdelaplayz]

What should I do if my neighbors piggyback

[@TheMacWhisperer]

I'm not sure I understand the question....

[@JericGambon]

Why TF are reminders and Notes separate 🤦 To me, reminders are too complicated to make a simple lists so I use Notes, and Notes is too simple to make scheduled lists, but still don’t use Reminders. Cmon Apple, just combine it, jesus

[@TheMacWhisperer]

I hear you and understand your comment, but I personally don't want it combined. They are separate animals... when you combine tools, you usually limit both rather than expanding them. They serve VERY different functions. Check out this video for some of the different ways they get used and their separate pluses and minuses. kzbin.info/www/bejne/oH7JqGSKjMelbtE The problem with combining multiple tools into one is that you get a Swiss army knife... sure it's got a corkscrew and tweezers and a bottle opener and a knife... but sometimes you just need a good steak knife, not a dull pocket knife. Microsoft loves bundling apps (think about the unbelievable complexity of Outlook), and Apple likes to let each tool shine and work together rather than being forced together. This year, we will get reminders integrated into the calendar, and I believe it will significantly harm the Reminders experience as it was designed... not improve it. In my opinion, if you learn how to use these tools properly, you will fully understand that they are each brilliant, but like a hammer and a screwdriver, they serve different purposes.

[@zacky237]

Use google keep!

[@TheMacWhisperer]

I try to stay out of the Google ecosystem as much as possible. It just doesn't work as well in the Apple ecosystem. But I appreciate the suggestion!

[@davidsoto3425]

@@TheMacWhispererno estoy de acuerdo, si supieras cuanta gente usaba fantastical para tener esas opciones además depende del uso pero es más practico poder unirlas a la hora de organizar

[@BlazeP4P]

There a place to write notes in the reminders app.

[@BeckazZ]

Nice Video, but let me ask .. Could Apple reminders really give us all simplicity and structure which given by other productivity and Task managers app such as TickTick and Todoist .. etc, I really like the idea of huge modifications occurred to the app and want to replace my productivity system, specially that it is free and built in in my iphone and ECO system

[@TheMacWhisperer]

I think that Reminders absolutely can replace most of those apps. I've paid for Todoist, I've spent time with Things, I've used Monday and Notion... but once they added the column feature in Reminders, it has all of those other apps' capabilities, plus it's free and it syncs through my whole ecosystem. I don't use anything else anymore. If you haven't watched it, check out this video too: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gXSuZGlso86Mack

[@donbiagio1]

Hi Dylan 👕Biagio here. Great tips again. I passed this to my wife also.she loved it. The reminders app is really underestimated. And Siri help is awesome. One extra topic question for you if I may: I have a bunch of ( A LOT ) of “stickers” I created of my great-granddaughter (8months) pictures that I attach to messages, or emails. Is there a way to access, to save etc to file or otherwise shareble to create collages, etc. ? Thanks in advance Stay safe Friend BB 👕😎🫶❤️

[@TheMacWhisperer]

Hi Biagio! My suggestion for the stickers is to use Pages, Freeform or even a random Photo in Photos to create the collage. Unfortunately there is easy way to organize the Stickers yet, but I have put many of the photos I used to create the sticker in their own photo album so I can pull them up from the album quickly. Glad you enjoyed the video!!!! Keep watching!

[@donbiagio1]

@@TheMacWhisperer thank you my friend I will try those. BB💕👍👕