Does what I wanted it to
The App reminds me to be conscious around the day. And it has some cool ideas how to do it which I didn’t think about. Love it, thx.
Fantastisch
Eine sehr gute app. Nach langer Suche habe ich es endlich gefunden. Es hat genau die Funktionen die ich gebraucht habe. Eigene Erinnerungen schreiben und mich immer wieder daran erinnern zu lassen. Perfekt!
No sound
The random reminders show up as notifications just fine, but there is no sound to alert me, even though all the settings are turned on. Kind of useless.
Increíble
Es una excelente aplicación para recordar lo que quieras. Yo la uso solo para mis propias afirmaciones, tengo más de un año usándola. Lamentablemente cuando inactivas los recordatorios y los quieres volver a activar la aplicación tarda 1 día completo para procesar el comando, además creo que ya es hora de agregar más sonidos. No he conseguido una aplicación tan buena como esta a pesar de haber bajado al menos 10 y ninguna me da lo que busco. Desarrollador, no abandones la aplicación por favor.
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Does not use my reminders
The documentation advertises I can use my custom reminder text “exclusively”.
Well no. It’s not designed to do that.
No matter what configuration of text list you are allowed to use, the application *requires* you use “All” along with either “Theirs” or “Yours”. My results have been that even though I’ve configured settings to include “my” texts, I have yet to see any of my own.
The stated intention of the application is an important one, and I was eager to integrate it into my day. It always seems that working on myself is easier than remembering to work on myself, and that “alarm clocks” are necessary.
My own reminders work with the tradition I follow, and these are my “alarm clocks”. The only texts this application references suggest elongated exercises that require more focused time than just a reminder should take.
Well no. It’s not designed to do that.
No matter what configuration of text list you are allowed to use, the application *requires* you use “All” along with either “Theirs” or “Yours”. My results have been that even though I’ve configured settings to include “my” texts, I have yet to see any of my own.
The stated intention of the application is an important one, and I was eager to integrate it into my day. It always seems that working on myself is easier than remembering to work on myself, and that “alarm clocks” are necessary.
My own reminders work with the tradition I follow, and these are my “alarm clocks”. The only texts this application references suggest elongated exercises that require more focused time than just a reminder should take.
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