Remind Me When I'm There vs Transcript Reader

Never forget something just because you forgot to check your reminders. Remind Me When I'm There sends reminders based on **where you are instead of what time it is**. Need milk? Get reminded when you arrive at the grocery store. Need to remember to clock in? Get a notification when you arrive at work. Need to take something with you? Set a reminder for when you leave home. LOCATION-BASED REMINDERS Create reminders that automatically trigger when you enter or leave a location. ARRIVE OR LEAVE Choose whether your reminder should appear when you arrive at a location or when you leave. CHOOSE EXACTLY WHERE Search for a place or position the location directly on the map. CUSTOM NOTIFICATION RADIUS Adjust the geofence around your location to control where your reminder is triggered. RECURRING REMINDERS Need to be reminded again? Snooze a reminder so it can notify you again later. GREAT FOR EVERYDAY LIFE • Remember groceries when you get to the store • Remember to clock in when you arrive at work • Remember something before leaving home • Pick something up when you're nearby • Turn Wi-Fi on or off at the right place • Keep track of errands without constantly checking a list Life gets busy. Your reminders shouldn't depend on you remembering to look at them. Set it once, go about your day, and let Remind Me When I'm There remind you when you're there.

Transcript Reader does for subtitles what Safari's default "reader mode" does for articles: create a comfortable reading experience. But its usefulness extends beyond enabling users to focus on video content: Transcript Reader invites video watchers to select, search, copy, Quick note, and read ahead in the transcript. Whether you're a student trying to focus on a lecture, whether you have ADHD and find websites distracting, whether you have a hearing impairment and rely heavily on transcripts, or whether you have some sort of vision impairment that makes reading "on video" subtitles challenging Transcript Reader is for you.