7 Integrations with Apple Reminders

View a list of Apple Reminders integrations and software that integrates with Apple Reminders below. Compare the best Apple Reminders integrations as well as features, ratings, user reviews, and pricing of software that integrates with Apple Reminders. Here are the current Apple Reminders integrations in 2026:

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    iCloud

    iCloud

    Apple

    See your photos, files, notes, and more across all your devices. They’re safe, up to date, and available wherever you are. If you lose a device, use Find My iPhone on iCloud.com to locate it, turn on Lost Mode, or erase it remotely. Securely store your files in iCloud Drive so you can share them with friends and colleagues. Add or edit photos and videos on one device, see them on all your devices.
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    Apple Calendar
    Calendar is an app from Apple that comes standard on iPhone, iPad, and Mac devices. Calendar from Apple integrates with Apple Mail and can be used as a calendar, and for scheduling.
    Starting Price: Free
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    mrmr

    mrmr

    mrmr

    mrmr is a voice-first AI agent for Mac. Press one shortcut and talk, and it takes real action across the apps you already work in. This is speech-to-action, not speech-to-text. Ask it to create a Linear ticket, post the link in a Slack channel, and add a calendar follow-up, and it does all three in one conversation. mrmr chains multi-step workflows, resolves your channels, teammates, and projects automatically, and confirms anything before it sends or changes it. It connects to Slack, Linear, Google Calendar, Google Tasks, Google Meet, Zoom, Notion, Gmail, Cal.com, Calendly, Attio, and GitHub through real app APIs, plus Apple Reminders. It also searches your Mac files and browser history, runs cited web search, runs your own scripts by voice, and delegates to background sub-agents. mrmr also handles fast dictation in around 60 languages, but the focus is doing, not typing. A voice-first alternative to Siri, Wispr Flow, and Superwhisper. Currently in private beta.
    Starting Price: Free
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    Aureon

    Aureon

    InAureon

    Most voice tools stop at text. Aureon starts there. It is an AI intent-recognition and workflow layer for macOS: you speak (or type) naturally, and Aureon detects the separate intents inside what you said, then dispatches each one to the right app. One sentence can become a Calendar event, an Apple Reminder and a new note in Obsidian or Notion, all shown for review first. Aureon is create-only by design: it never sends emails or messages and never edits or deletes your existing content. If a time or destination is unclear, it asks instead of guessing. The same shortcut-driven layer also covers everyday writing: AI dictation that removes filler, voice translation (speak one language, write in another), Smart Actions on selected text, Snippets, and Custom Agents with your own tone and format rules. Works with Apple Notes, Reminders, Calendar, Mail (drafts only), Things 3, Obsidian, Flomo, Notion and Todoist, plus remote MCP for advanced users. macOS 14+, 7-day free trial.
    Starting Price: Paid with free trial
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    Atomic Bot

    Atomic Bot

    Atomic Bot

    Atomic Bot is a user-friendly native AI assistant application that brings the capabilities of the OpenClaw autonomous agent framework into a simple, guided environment so users can automate real-world digital tasks without complex setup. It runs either locally on your device or in the cloud using your own LLM API keys, ensuring users maintain control and privacy over their data, and it supports multiple AI models such as Claude, GPT, and Gemini, so you can choose the engine that fits your workflow. Atomic Bot remembers preferences and tasks with persistent memory, learns how you work over time, and can complete web tasks for you by opening websites, clicking through flows, filling forms, and collecting information directly from chat. It also automates recurring and scheduled tasks, monitors what matters, manages files, and integrates with many daily tools to streamline professional workflows.
    Starting Price: Free
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    Memoket

    Memoket

    Memoket

    Memoket is a conversation-capture and AI note-taking product that pairs mobile and desktop apps with the optional Gem wearable recorder. Users can record meetings, interviews, lectures, and personal ideas, then organize recordings with searchable transcripts, summaries, and extracted action items. MemoChat lets users ask questions about an individual recording or search across saved conversations, drawing on earlier context to help recall decisions and follow-ups. The apps support recordings from the device microphone and provide exports and connections to selected calendars, task tools, automation platforms, and AI services. Memoket is designed for people who need to preserve spoken information and turn it into reusable notes, whether capturing a live discussion or reviewing past conversations. Available AI tools and recording or transcription limits depend on the selected plan.
    Starting Price: $0
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    Notif

    Notif

    Notif App

    Notif is an iPhone, iPad, and compatible Mac reminder app that adds AI-generated Insights and Action Buttons to Apple Reminders. Enter a task in your own words, and Notif can identify its date and time, add a useful tip, and suggest a next step such as calling a contact, opening an app, or getting directions. Users can ask Notif questions about a reminder in chat. The app supports scheduled alerts, early heads-ups, daily summaries, recurring reminders, widgets, Live Activities, and Siri-based entry. Existing Apple Reminders and Calendar items sync with Notif, and Action Buttons can open Maps, Weather, websites, and relevant apps. The free tier includes one Insight a day and limited chat answers. Notif Pro adds an Insight to every note, unlimited chat answers, smarter Action Buttons, encrypted private notes, and a daily plan on supported devices. Notif is designed for individuals organizing everyday tasks, errands, appointments, and personal reminders.
    Starting Price: $4.99/month
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