gtsync: Sync Tasks & Reminders

gtsync: Sync Tasks & Reminders

Connect Google Calendar to iOS

1 ratings
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#83 in paid Productivity
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📊 Productivity
$6.99 $4.99

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • April 27, 2026
  • July 18, 2026

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Seamlessly synchronize your tasks and reminders between Google Tasks and Apple Reminders. This app ensures your to-do lists are always up-to-date across your devices with automatic, bi-directional syncing.

Bi-directional sync
Auto-discovery of lists
Conflict resolution
Activity log
Background sync
Siri Shortcuts
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What's New in gtsync

1.6

July 18, 2026

New features: • Added a Notifications section to Settings showing whether notifications are enabled, with a button to turn them on or a link to System Settings if they're off. Improvements: • Daily backups now also run after a manual sync or after a Sync Tasks shortcut run that gets paused rather than skipped, so backups stay current even if you rely on manual or Shortcuts-triggered syncs. • "Sync Failed" and "Sign-In Required" notifications from background sync now appear at most once a day instead of repeating on every failed attempt. • When another device is already syncing, background and Shortcuts-triggered sync attempts now show a "Sync Active on Another Device" notification naming that device, instead of a generic "Sync Failed" message. Bug fixes: • Fixed "Sync All" on the Changes screen silently doing nothing when syncing is blocked — it now shows an inline error like other sync failures. • The Sync Tasks shortcut now reports a clear error (or fails quietly, depending on "Send Errors as Notifications") if its local data can't be opened, instead of failing unpredictably.

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Last updated on July 22, 2026.

User reviews

Works great

This does exactly what I want it to do with minimal fuss. I use an iPhone so Siri uses Apple Reminders, but I also use a Chromebook and want to sync my tasks to Google Tasks. This allows the best of both worlds. I can manage tasks in either application and they are synced across platforms. I originally attempted to automate via IFTTT but this is so much cleaner and simple. Well worth the very reasonable price
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FAQ

What is gtsync?

gtsync is a productivity app that provides bi-directional synchronization between Google Tasks and Apple Reminders. It ensures your to-do lists are consistently updated across both platforms.

How does gtsync handle sync conflicts?

gtsync offers both automatic and manual conflict resolution. It can automatically keep the most recently modified version or allow you to manually compare and resolve changes field-by-field.

Does gtsync sync attachments or recurring tasks?

Due to platform limitations, gtsync does not sync attachments, alerts, priority, or recurrence (repeating tasks). Time-specific due dates are also reduced to date-only values.

Is gtsync available on Android?

gtsync is designed to sync between Google Tasks and the native Reminders app on iOS devices. It is compatible with iPhone and iPad.

How often is gtsync updated?

The latest version of gtsync was released on July 18, 2026, indicating active development and updates. Users can expect ongoing improvements and support.

What is the price of gtsync?

gtsync is a paid application priced at $4.99. There are no in-app purchases or subscriptions required after the initial purchase.

Does gtsync have ads?

No, gtsync does not contain advertisements. It is a completely ad-free experience for users.

How does gtsync ensure privacy?

gtsync prioritizes user privacy with 100% on-device syncing. All data processing occurs locally on your device, meaning your reminders never leave your phone.