Due - Reminders & Timers

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!!!!!

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.

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.