Hi Product Hunt, I'm the maker of ReminderMAP. I spent ten years as a product manager and founder, and most of that work lived in Apple Reminders. Capture was never the problem: Siri, the watch and Shortcuts make it effortless. Planning was. A few hundred tasks across a dozen lists, no groups inside a list, and once something is ticked it's gone. Every other task manager I tried wanted me to import everything and leave Reminders behind. So I built a layer on top instead. ReminderMAP reads your reminders through EventKit and puts them on a mind map. Group them, nest them, pull tasks from different lists into one branch. Every change goes straight back to Reminders, so Siri and your iPhone keep working as before. What's free, permanently: the whole map, unlimited groups, two way sync, the schedule view, backups and JSON export. No account, no cloud, no telemetry. Pro adds task states, your full history, and a local MCP endpoint so Claude Code can read and update your plan. Launch week offer for Product Hunt: a two week free trial, then $14.99 for your first year of Pro instead of $29.99, renewing at the regular price after that. The code works until October 19 (Monday): https://apps.apple.com/redeem?ct... Try the map in your browser first, nothing to install: https://remindermap.com/demo/ Two questions I'd love your answers to: how many lists do you keep in Reminders, and what's the one thing you wish it could hold?

ReminderMAP

Your Apple Reminders, as a mind map you can plan on

Your Apple Reminders, as a mind map you can plan on