Finger Strings

Finger Strings

Forget about forgetting!

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • June 11, 2026
  • August 13, 2026

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Finger Strings ties a virtual string around your finger — so you actually remember. It uses alarms that demand acknowledgment and stand out from notification noise. Most reminders fail at the worst moment. You set one, it fires, you swipe it away, and an hour later you're still late, still unprepared, still kicking yourself. Finger Strings works differently. Instead of one notification you'll ignore, it fires a series of escalating alarms in the lead-up to your event — giving you time to actually act. How it works Create a reminder with a deadline. Finger Strings works backwards from that moment and schedules a sequence of alarms — months, days, hours, then every minute in the final stretch — each one requiring an explicit acknowledgment. By the time the deadline arrives, you've had every chance to be ready. These aren't quiet banners you can swipe away without looking. They're true alarms, with a sound you choose. They demand attention. Built for the things that actually matter Finger Strings isn't a to-do list. It's not a project manager. It's for the reminders that can't slip — the appointment you can't be late to, the call you can't miss, the deadline that doesn't move. Capture the five W's for any reminder: What, When, Who, Where, and Why. The extra context means you're not just alerted — you're informed and ready. What you get - Layered alarms: monthly, daily, hourly, and every minute through the final hour. Turn on only the layers you want. - Thirteen alarm sounds, chosen per reminder - Repeating reminders for weekly and monthly events - Quiet Hours, with a per-reminder choice to respect them, ignore them, or wait until they end - A Lock Screen widget showing your next three alarms - Live countdowns on every reminder card - Full reminder history so nothing disappears - Your choice of app color, plus dark and light mode Simple by design No categories. No tags. No priority levels. No subscription either — Finger Strings is a one-time purchase. Finger Strings does one thing and does it relentlessly: makes sure you don't forget. Note: Finger Strings needs permission to schedule alarms. Without it, reminders can't alert you the way the Clock app does.
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What's New in Finger Strings

2.0.0

August 13, 2026

Finger Strings 2.0 is about trust: knowing your alarms are set, seeing exactly when they'll fire, and controlling how they behave at night. New Features • Widget — your next alarms at a glance on the Home Screen or the Lock Screen, with a custom Finger Strings symbol and a layout tuned for each size. It picks up your app color and refreshes the moment you edit a string. • Reliability dashboard — alarm permission status, pending alarm counts, and how close you are to the system's scheduling limit, all in one place. When something would stop an alarm firing, the dashboard says so. • Alarm preview timeline — see a string's complete alarm schedule before you save it. Collapse it when you don't need it and the editor stays tidy. • Quiet-hours exceptions — now set per string. Respect quiet hours, ignore them for the things that truly can't wait, or defer alarms to the moment quiet hours end. Improved • Your chosen app color now carries across every screen, and into the widget. • Search and sort come to the History tab, matching the active list. • Search on the active list is collapsible and scoped, and your sort order is remembered between launches. • Monthly alarms can start up to 12 months before an event. • Final-stretch alarms default to every 15 minutes instead of every minute. • Expired strings archive themselves at launch. • Sort and search controls stay out of the way until you have more than one string. • Cleaner alarm-timing pickers, richer sound and haptic feedback, and a full accessibility and contrast pass.

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