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Apple Reminders
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If you want something in Apple Reminders, SwiftList can copy it there. It is a one-way copy, not a sync.
Add to Reminders #
- One item: long-press, Add to Reminders.
- A whole list: Share, Add All to Reminders. Each open item directly in the list becomes a reminder. Completed ones are skipped.
Pick a Reminders List (Default or any of your lists) and tap Add.
What gets copied #
- The title and notes.
- The due date.
- An alarm from the item’s next alert, if it has one.
- Sub-items, written into the reminder’s notes as an outline with ☐, ◐ and ☑.
Color tags aren’t copied. Changes in Reminders don’t come back to SwiftList.
Permission #
The first time, SwiftList asks for access to Reminders. If you said no, you’ll see “SwiftList can’t use Reminders” with Open Settings, where you can allow it.