reeDminder: Reed Log

reeDminder: Reed Log

Clarinet, Sax, Oboe, Bassoon

3 ratings
1 review
Free

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Released
May 20, 2024
Updated
August 28, 2026

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This app helps woodwind musicians track and manage their reeds, including rotations, break-in cycles, and performance comparisons. It offers audio recording, notes, and a comprehensive history to enhance reed knowledge and improve sound.

✓Track reed rotations and usage
✓Manage reed break-in cycles
✓Compare reed performance
✓Record practice sessions
✓Add notes and ratings to reeds
✓View comprehensive reed history
✓Cloud backups for data
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What's New in reeDminder

1.4.0

August 28, 2026

You can edit a finished session now, and reeDminder no longer needs an account. Everything below is new since the last store release. ▷ Edit a finished session. Change its start and end times, swap in a different reed from the rotation if you logged the wrong one, or fix the rating. Notes save as you type. ▷ Reuse a note you have written before instead of typing it again. ▷ Delete a session that should never have been recorded. ▷ No account, and no sign-in. Every feature is available the moment you install, and reeDminder never asks who you are. ▷ Your data stays on your device. The app makes no network requests at all. ▷ Backup is a file you keep. Settings > Backup > Export writes everything — sessions, ratings, notes and recordings — into one file you can store in Files, a cloud drive, or anywhere else. ▷ Rebuilt on current iOS foundations. IF YOU HAD AN ACCOUNT The in-app community and cloud backup have been retired. Your history on this device is untouched, but the copy that lived in the cloud is no longer reachable from the app. Open Settings > Backup > Export and keep the file somewhere safe. It is the only thing this release asks of you.

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Fantastic App for Woodwind Musici

reeDminder has been a game-changer for me as a woodwind musician. It effortlessly tracks my reed rotations and break-in cycles, ensuring I always know which reed to use next. The app's interface is user-friendly and the new update has made session tracking even more efficient with the circular progress meter for break-in timers. It's incredibly helpful and has streamlined my practice sessions. I highly recommend it to all woodwind players looking to manage their reeds better!
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FAQ

Does reeDminder have ads?

Yes, reeDminder contains advertisements. The app is free to download and use forever, with ads supporting its continued development.

What instruments is reeDminder for?

reeDminder is designed for woodwind musicians who play instruments such as clarinet, saxophone, oboe, or bassoon.

Can I compare different reeds with reeDminder?

Yes, you can track your reeds over time with different instruments and mouthpieces, and easily compare their performance to find your best reed for any situation.

How does reeDminder help with break-in cycles?

The app allows you to track the break-in progress of your reeds according to your custom routine, ensuring each break-in is done correctly every time.

Is reeDminder available on all devices?

reeDminder is supported on iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It is designed to be reliable and portable with cloud backups.

How often is reeDminder updated?

The latest version, 1.1.4, was released on June 27, 2024. Updates are frequent, ensuring the app remains reliable and gains new features.

What is the user sentiment for reeDminder?

Based on the available data, reeDminder has a perfect rating of 5.0 stars from 3 ratings, indicating very positive user sentiment.

Can I record my practice sessions with reeDminder?

Yes, reeDminder includes an audio recording feature. You can record your practice sessions and listen back to how your reeds perform over time, comparing recordings to hear improvements.