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- $7.99
- In-app purchases
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| Function | Availability | Access | Scope | Evidence |
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| Family Sharing | Yes | Unknown | App Store | Store published |
| In-app purchases | Yes | Limited free | — | Store published |
| Siri Shortcuts | Yes | Unknown | App Store | Store published |
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- Price: $7.99
- In-app purchases
Ratings & reviews
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5/5I can't gush about this enough....
I'm gonna do the usual stereotypical "I don't usually leave reviews". I don't! Because nobody has time for that! But holy cow I don't have enough time to say all the good things about this app! Especially the developers. They actually listen to their customers about what will make things better. They constantly update the app when there are bugs or suggested changes. I have a family subscription and I have been using this for what feels like years now. My spouse as well as children use this. It is extremely useful for people with "normal brains", but for a neurodivergent family like ours it is absolutely invaluable! It is helping me teach my children the life skills that they will need to navigate the world with ADHD and it is ridiculously useful for we adults! I love how there are so many different customizable options. I can set a laundry reminder that goes off every minute because I know I'm gonna look at it and immediately forget 800 times. I can push things back by customizable times. I just really don't have enough words. The latest update on the timers is what prompted me to give this review because it was something that I had contacted them about. Even if they hadn't done that it's still amazing but it's just even more proof that they are paying attention. I think they are severely undercharging on the subscription and hope that they are discovered by Oprah or something someday lol! Keep up the amazing good work!!!!!
Blacjaguar · 31 Jul 2026
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5/5Love the customizable widgets & theme switching
This app is the left side of my brain. I am a subscriber not only because it’s worth it, but because I want this excellent indie developer to keep on doing such a great job of maintaining, updating and improving this app. He is always coming up with more and more features, always useful improvements. This is my favorite 3d party Apple app ever. I truly appreciate the ongoing commitment to the quality of the user experience, not just the functionality. Just one of the reasons I love this app and hope never to have to live without it. And I love that can dictate Due reminders using Siri in the car, where I often think of things I still need to do (though I have to over-pronounce it like “Dyoo” so Siri will recognize it). Due is still hands-down the best money I ever spent in the App Store. The interactive notification snoozing is awesome too. This app offers a real and large difference and improvement over Apple’s Reminders, even now that Apple has added some very limited snoozing functionality. Due is the procrastinator’s best friend, and the cure-all for my stress- and age-induced ADD. Been using it since about a month after I got my first iPhone in 2010, and it will never leave my phone dock. Love, love, love, and NEED this app. Planning to look into the Mac version too after seeing all the additional things you can do. They should market it as a life-management app. That sums up what I use it for. A great complement to Apple’s Reminders app.
janiemac13 · 31 Jul 2026
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5/5Best Timer on iOS
tl;wr: Buy the app, get the in app purchase-- it really is that awesome. I know what you're probably thinking: "Why do I need a timer app when there's already a app included on my phone that does this?" Two words: Auto Snooze. This feature allows you to be notified when a task, reminder, or timer is due and gently nudge every so often until the task is marked complete or the time is reset. Let's say you're like me a need a reminder to stop playing video games and get back to work. I set a timer for 30minutes and an Auto Snooze of 1 minute. When my timer is up at 30 minutes, I get notified. When I don't clear the alert, I get notified at 31 min, 32 min, 33 min, and so on. This allows me to finish a level or get to a stopping point while not leaving the door open for me to play another three hours. Due is also a place for reminders and tasks that need to be completed. The "date and time picking" interface is great and easy to use. While I personally don't use this feature as much, when I have used it, it has been quick and painless. Seriously, if you ever need to set a timer or remind yourself of something AND you need a little bit of nagging to get it done, this app is the one you want. I cannot recommend it highly enough.
RogueSpork · 31 Jul 2026
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3/5It’s Good But Not Worth $8
Overall, the app is pretty good. It could definitely use an update to the UI to make it more modern looking. Not saying that it looks bad but compared with other applications in its price range, it’s quite lacking in UI. There are also some features that I think should be better. I think that setting up the alert should be more seamless for example, when you create a new task, you’re presented with a menu to name the task and put a date for the task to be completed. If you do not do it in a particular order and click the X button in the top right of the configuration box it will automatically place the alert on your task board. In my opinion There should be a large button that says done or something along those lines. This way, the user won’t be confused about clicking the X button and accidentally placing the task on their task board and having to go back and edit it later I can provide more examples if needed. I just think the UI could use a little bit of cleanup. There should also be a category directly on the left side of the screen with the other menu items that says completed alerts or completed tasks. I find it difficult to go back and view all of my completed tasks. I like how on the iPhones reminder system you can go view the grade out task that you have completed in the past. I still use the app every day. I think it could just use some fixes and UI cleanup for the eight dollar price tag that they’re charging realistically I’d say it’s more of a five dollar app.
DarkEvilWizard · 31 Jul 2026
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4/5This app is really top quality and probably the best of its kind
This app is really top quality and probably the best of its kind — with two easy changes I would give this app 5 stars. If it allowed a back up that could be imported to restore all the reminders into the app rather than just a text file, and if it let you choose more friendly colors that ack and white — like and earthtone green and/or other more pleasant colors. That said this app lets you set reminders and makes it as easy and seamless as possible— it also lets you add alarms to your reminders and the small price for it all is very much worth it, and they don’t charge you a subscription like some apps so you get what you pay for — you can get future features after a year with a subscription which seems reasonable to help them develop for it, but it being unlocked once you buy it is important. There’s a lot of other details I haven’t mentioned here, but definitely just try the app out for a bit and see what you think of it Edit: The developers responded to this post about how to back up data, which I appreciate — that said I would like to be able to back up my data locally to be restored later locally on my computer or elsewhere as I prefer to keep my data off the cloud. If this can be added it would be greatly appreciated and I would update this review
Monsieur Reasonable · 31 Jul 2026
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Versions
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23.7
Fixed a bug that prevented viewing and automatic importing of system reminders in iOS 17. --- New Checklist-style Widget Now, you can mark reminders complete directly from widgets.
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23.8
• Fixed bug in iOS 17 where the 'Create Event' function was not functioning properly. (thanks Barry G.) • Fixed bug where badges are not updated after marking reminders complete from widgets. (thanks 林)
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23.9
• Improved natural date parser to support parsing military time on devices with 24-hour time setting enabled. • “Always only this occurrence” option that disables the confirmation prompt when making changes to the due date of a recurring reminder. • Resolved a visual glitch in multistage text input methods such as Japanese Kana or Chinese Pinyin where the temporarily inserted text was not visible until confirmed (thanks 下村さん). • Resolved a bug where Siri responds with an error message when attempting to add reminders via Siri (thanks Russell D.).
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24.1
Larger widgets See more of your reminders on your Home Screen with large and extra large (iPad-only) widgets. • Resolved the issue of illegible text when the widget appearance is set to Dark (thanks Tan Y.). • Widgets now dynamically determine the number of items that can fit based on font size and available space.
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24.2
• Fixes an issue that prevented keyboard access on iPad. • New: Setting in ‘Alerts & Badges’ to use title of reminder/timer as title of notification.
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24.3
• NEW: Shortcuts: You can now set critical alerts directly within the ‘Create Reminder’ and ‘Create Repeating Reminder’ shortcut actions. • NEW: Setting: Added an option to prevent suggestions for calling, SMS, or opening links when completing reminders with phone numbers or links. • Fixes an issue where deleted items continue to show up as Siri suggestions or shortcuts. • Fixes an issue where adding a new reminder via a Due URL would change the original due date if a date/time string was included in the title. (thanks Jack S.) • Fixes an incomplete localization issue for the Japanese language.
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24.4
Due 24.4 introduces four new shortcut actions, making it easier to manage your reminders and utilize your timers. 1. Start Timer shortcut action Create shortcuts for your frequently used timers. Use them to help you stay on top of tasks, or integrate them as part of your bigger workflows. 2. Find Reminders shortcut action Filter and locate specific reminders that you’d like to work on. Pair this with ‘Edit Reminder’ and ‘Mark Done’ shortcut actions for powerful workflows. 3. Edit Reminder shortcut action Quickly postpone reminders that you can’t attend to right now, or adjust the auto snooze settings of multiple reminders at one go. 4. Mark Done shortcut action Stay focused by marking reminders as complete and removing them from your notifications.
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24.5
Resolved an issue where marking reminders as complete via the widget did not work correctly
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24.6
• The “Find Reminders” shortcut action now supports the conditions: “is today,” “is in the next,” “is in the last,” “is between,” and “is not exactly.” • Resolves an issue where some users were unable to mark reminders as complete via the widget. • Resolves an issue where certain shortcut actions fail to run and incorrectly prompt users to purchase the Upgrade Pass even when one is already active.
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24.7
• Resolved an issue where Auto Import can sometimes import the same reminder twice (thanks Dan G.) • Resolved an issue where the 'Find Reminders' shortcut action returned no results when no filter was applied (thanks Dillon K.)
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25.1
• Open Section shortcut action and control widget. Jump straight to the exact section you need using Shortcuts or Control Center. • Stop & Pause Timer shortcut actions. Gain more control over your timers with dedicated shortcuts to pause or stop them as needed. • Improved widget appearance when the Home Screen is tinted. • Fixed an issue where notification text on Apple Watch could sometimes be clipped. • Due for Apple Watch now requires watchOS 8 or later.
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25.2
• Incremental Sync. Sync faster and use less data. Turn it on in Sync Settings > Use Incremental Sync. • Timers with the same duration are now sorted alphabetically. • You can now selectively restore individual reminders from a backup. • Fixed an issue where Auto Import did not respect changes to the default auto snooze setting until the app was relaunched.
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25.3
• Improved stability by fixing several crashes. • Fixed iCloud sync errors on iOS 26 and later. • Added a new “Create Reminder (watchOS 26+ Workaround)” shortcut action. Use this version instead of the original to avoid a watchOS 26 bug. It also works fine on iOS and macOS. • Improved performance of “Create Reminder” and “Create Repeating Reminder” shortcut actions. • Fixed shortcuts created on macOS not running correctly on iOS.
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25.4
• Fixed crash when attempting to add widget on iOS 26.
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25.5
Prominent Alerts + Live Countdown for Timers Keep your timers front and center. With Prominent Alerts, timers stay visible and update in real time on your Lock Screen and Dynamic Island. Other Changes: • A fresh new app icon. • Introducing Midnight Glass — a dark mode icon crafted in Liquid Glass style. • Fixed a crash on launch that could occur after completing reminders from the widget (thanks, Boon Eng!).
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25.6
• New “Sync When Run” option for Shortcut actions. Ensures changes are uploaded before the action completes, helping other devices stay up to date. Use with “Incremental Sync“ for best results. Bug Fixes • Fixed an issue where running Due shortcuts with the device locked incorrectly showed “You’ll need to unlock your device first” on iOS 26+ (thanks Angela R.) • Fixed a startup crash affecting Vision Pro users (thanks Stefan L.) • Updated the Repeat and Auto Snooze selection menus in the editor to native iOS menus, fixing occasional height issues (thanks kostas, Neo C.) Other Changes • Due now requires iOS 16 or later.
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25.7
• Fixed an issue where Auto Import could turn off unexpectedly (thanks s…, Jonathan G., r.v., Lee S.)
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25.8
• Added option to hide “Open Link” buttons from notification actions. Find it in Settings → Notification Snooze. Bug Fixes • Fixed an issue where Auto Import could turn off unexpectedly (thanks s…n, Jonathan G., r.v., Lee S.) (25.7) • Fixed an issue where timers using Prominent Alerts could continue firing notifications after being stopped. • Fixed a crash that could occur when the app launches.
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26.1
• Fixed an issue that could cause missed notifications due to alerts being cleared unexpectedly (thanks Matt R!). • Fixed Dynamic Island timers getting stuck or appearing twice when snoozing or restarting Prominent Alert timers.
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26.2
• Fixed issues where editing reminders with emoji could cause visual glitches or prevent changes from saving (thanks Samir K.). • Fixed an incorrect message shown when using the Checklist-style widget without access.
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26.3
Sync and Refresh Notifications shortcut action Use with Shortcuts automations to: • Keep reminders in sync across devices • Let overdue reminders auto-snooze indefinitely Bug Fixes • Fixed extra spacing before AM/PM in times displayed on iOS 26.4 and later. (thanks Presto!)
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26.4
Prominent Alerts for Reminders You can now set Prominent Alerts for reminders. You can also selectively enable them for the reminders or timers you can’t afford to miss. Prominent Alerts break through Silent and Focus modes and stay on screen until you act on them, much like an alarm from the Clock app. Other Changes • The “Sync and Refresh Notifications” shortcut now reports how many reminders were auto-imported from Reminders alongside the sync summary. • Reminders and timers using Prominent Alerts now show an indicator glyph in the lists, alongside the existing Critical Alert indicator. Bug Fixes • Fixed an issue where notifications were not updated after a background sync until the app was opened. • Fixed an issue where the “Sync and Refresh Notifications” shortcut did not allow overdue reminders to continue auto-snoozing indefinitely (thanks Mongkii!). • Fixed an issue where the prompt to update Due could fail to appear when sync data required a newer version of the app. • Fixed a layout issue with the timer Live Activity in the expanded Dynamic Island.
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26.4.1
Prominent Alerts for Reminders You can now set Prominent Alerts for reminders. You can also selectively enable them for the reminders or timers you can’t afford to miss. Prominent Alerts break through Silent and Focus modes and stay on screen until you act on them, much like an alarm from the Clock app. Other Changes • Prevent a reminder from unexpectedly duplicating itself. (26.4.1) • The “Sync and Refresh Notifications” shortcut now reports how many reminders were auto-imported from Reminders alongside the sync summary. • Reminders and timers using Prominent Alerts now show an indicator glyph in the lists, alongside the existing Critical Alert indicator. Bug Fixes • Fixed an issue where notifications were not updated after a background sync until the app was opened. • Fixed an issue where the “Sync and Refresh Notifications” shortcut did not allow overdue reminders to continue auto-snoozing indefinitely (thanks Mongkii!). • Fixed an issue where the prompt to update Due could fail to appear when sync data required a newer version of the app. • Fixed a layout issue with the timer Live Activity in the expanded Dynamic Island.
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26.4.2
Prominent Alerts for Reminders You can now set Prominent Alerts for reminders. You can also selectively enable them for the reminders or timers you can’t afford to miss. Prominent Alerts break through Silent and Focus modes and stay on screen until you act on them, much like an alarm from the Clock app. Other Changes • Strengthened safeguards to stop a reminder from unexpectedly duplicating itself. (26.4.1, 26.4.2) • The “Sync and Refresh Notifications” shortcut now reports how many reminders were auto-imported from Reminders alongside the sync summary. • Reminders and timers using Prominent Alerts now show an indicator glyph in the lists, alongside the existing Critical Alert indicator. Bug Fixes • Fixed an issue where notifications were not updated after a background sync until the app was opened. • Fixed an issue where the “Sync and Refresh Notifications” shortcut did not allow overdue reminders to continue auto-snoozing indefinitely (thanks Mongkii!). • Fixed an issue where the prompt to update Due could fail to appear when sync data required a newer version of the app. • Fixed a layout issue with the timer Live Activity in the expanded Dynamic Island.
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26.4.3
· 1 Jul 2026
• Automatically cleans up reminders that were accidentally duplicated, with a new tool to repair any that remain.
Alternatives
- Timery: Time Tracker — Same category + similar ratings
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