Hi!
Most people set up Apple Reminders once and never touch it again. Then six months later, it's a mess — random tasks, no structure, lists they stopped opening.
The fix isn't a new app. It's revisiting the features already sitting inside Reminders: Smart Lists, tags, Siri, Column View.
This week is about the questions people actually ask — and the small adjustments that make the app worth keeping.
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This Week
Apple Reminders: 8 Most Asked Questions (Answered Step by Step)
Quick fixes for the most common Reminders sticking points — recurring tasks, Smart Lists, sharing, and Siri commands.How to Use Apple Notes, Reminders, and Calendar as One Simple System
A look at running creative work with three built-in apps and nothing else.iPhone Storage Full? Watch This Now 🎬
Quick fixes for reclaiming iPhone storage without paying for more iCloud space.
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Apple Tip
Smart Lists in Apple Reminders can sort by priority, not just by date.
Here is how to create a dedicated view:
First, create a Smart List -> Add List, List Type -> Smart List, configure filters:
1) List name: High, Priority: High, Date: Today, Include Past Due
2) List name: Medium, Priority: Medium, Date: Today, Include Past Due
3) List name: Low, Priority: Low, Date: Today, Include Past Due
Once you’ve created all three, drag one list onto another to group them together.
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See you next week.
-Robin
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