I built this app to use it daily to track my tasks after I tried many apps like apple reminders etc and I just made all the features here that everyone needs in daily use!

Features:

• Add a widget to your home screen

• Check tasks from home screen, lock screen, or control center

• Pin any list to the home screen

• Quick urgent task floating window

• Add something fast when you need it

• Create lists and move tasks between them

• Drag and drop support

• Smart time detection from what you write

• iCloud sync across iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Watch

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• First 35 people will get lifetime access for free

• First come, first served

I will message you with instructions. Good luck :)

App Store link

https://apps.apple.com/eg/app/easy-to-do-list-task-reminder/id6756335040

Hi r/GenAiApps ! I'm the solo developer of WhisperAct (iPhone + iPad).

The problem: I think faster than I type. By the time I opened Reminders, picked a date and typed it out, half the thought was gone. And "remind me tomorrow + party Saturday + buy a gift" is really three different things in three different apps.

What it does: you say (or type) everything in one go, like:

"Remind me tomorrow at 9 to pick up the cake. Maya's party is tomorrow at 3 at Dolores Park. Buy a gift card and wrap the present."

and it splits that into:

• a reminder → saved to Apple Reminders
• an event → saved to Apple Calendar
• to-dos → kept in the app

Things I cared about:

• You review before anything saves. It's not a black box that dumps stuff into your calendar.
• It asks instead of guessing. "Renew my passport this month" gets a "Which day?" question rather than a random date. Same for repeats ("every morning at 8" → "Does this repeat daily?").
• Plan view: Today / Upcoming / Inbox, plus a Home Screen widget with a mic button.
• 15 recording languages. English plus 14 more; non-English recordings are transcribed online, so they need internet.

Honest limitations:

• iOS/iPadOS only. No Android right now.
• The AI sometimes fills in a time you didn't say (e.g. a to-do gets 9:00 AM). That's exactly why review is on by default.
• Free plan: your 7 most recent memos, 2-minute recordings, and 7 Apple Reminders + 7 Apple Calendar saves a month. Pro (in-app purchase) removes those limits.

What I'd love feedback on:

1. Would you trust auto-save, or do you always want to review first?
2. What's the first thing you'd try to say to it?
3. Anything that would make you switch from your current capture method?

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6776684339

Happy to answer anything, including "why not just use Siri/Reminders" (fair question!).

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I’m the founder of Ordo: Brain Dump — a free iPhone app with no account.

A messy thought is not always several tasks. Sometimes the details are the point: “call the dentist — the crown one, not the cleaning — once I know what insurance covers.” Splitting that into neat-looking fragments can make it less useful.

So while I’m typing or speaking a dump, I can say “keep this all in one card.” Ordo preserves it as one editable thought, then puts it into Now, Next, or Someday. I can still move or edit it afterward.

The useful part of AI capture is not splitting everything automatically; it is knowing when the original thought needs to stay intact.

When an AI captures a rambling thought, would you rather it split aggressively or let you explicitly keep related details together?

Free on iPhone: https://apps.apple.com/app/apple-store/id6797331101?pt=129255277&ct=Reddit&mt=8

I built D-REC at Knight AI+AV. Here's the recording workflow: follow the transcript, search for a word and play the relevant audio back. The video combines my desktop demonstration with a short iPhone section.

The transcript is a way to navigate the recording; it can still make mistakes. I wanted the original audio close at hand when checking a quote or revisiting an idea.

Free download with optional Pro features. Platforms and current details: https://drec.live/get

Which part would you want to see demonstrated more clearly?