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Tasklo

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A faster, cleaner front end for Apple Reminders

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A faster, cleaner front end for Apple Reminders

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Tasklo is a fast, clean interface for your Apple Reminders on iPhone and Mac. Type a natural sentence and it detects date, time and list on-device. Includes a weekly view with drag & drop, subtasks, repeats, widgets, Siri & Shortcuts and a morning summary. No account, no server, no ads, no tracking: your data stays with Apple. One-time €2.99, no subscription.

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Hey Product Hunt! I built Tasklo because I wanted Apple Reminders to feel faster and clearer, without moving my data to yet another service. Tasklo sits on top of Apple Reminders (iCloud, Exchange, Outlook, CalDAV) on iPhone and Mac. Type "call Anna tomorrow 5pm" and it picks up date, time and list on-device. You also get a weekly view with drag & drop, subtasks, repeating reminders, widgets, Siri & Shortcuts and a morning summary. No account, no server, no ads, no tracking. Your data stays with Apple. It's a one-time €2.99, no subscription. German and English included. I'd love your feedback: what would make this your daily task app?

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Tasklo - I built a reminders app with no subscription, no account and no servers (iPhone + Mac)

Disclosure: I'm the developer.
I didn't want to build yet another to-do app. What I wanted was something simple that I couldn't find: a reminders app that doesn't hide my own data or KI features behind a subscription or an account with questionable privacy but with a clean an easy design.
So I made Tasklo: Reminders.
What it is

It works on top of Apple Reminders. Whatever accounts you already have there (iCloud, Exchange, Outlook, CalDAV) show up in Tasklo, each list on its own.
No account, no sign-up, no servers of mine. Your data stays on your device and in your own Reminders accounts. Sync between iPhone and Mac is simply the sync you already have.
One-time purchase, no subscription (about 2.99).

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