Voice-first. Big readable text. Loud on-time alarms. And an optional password lock so loved ones with memory loss can't accidentally silence the reminders that keep them safe.
Three text sizes for older eyes, loud full-screen alarms that don't get lost in notification clutter, and a layout so simple there's nothing to learn.
Optional 4-digit PIN or 9-dot pattern locks the settings. Your loved one still hears every reminder — they just can't silence or delete them.
Hold the big voice button and say what you need to remember. That's it. No menus, no date pickers, no ten-step setup.
You're getting the full app at no cost during early access. When the price goes live it's $6.99 once — never a subscription, never ads, free updates forever.
If you look after an aging parent, a spouse with memory loss, or a loved one with cognitive challenges, you know the problem: they need the reminders, but a stray tap can disable them and you don't find out until something is missed.
Every other reminder app makes you type, navigate, then tap a save button. Tap2Remind makes you speak — and that's it.
"Remind me to take my pills at 8 tonight." Done. Tap2Remind understands natural dates, times, and places — no date picker, no fuss.
Full-screen alarm with your choice of sound. Lights up the screen even when the phone is locked. Not just another notification you'll miss.
Three text sizes — Normal, Large, Extra Large — so older eyes can read "Take your blood pressure pill" from across the room.
"Remind me when I get to the pharmacy." Tag a place and the alarm fires when you arrive — perfect for errands and grocery lists.
Sign in with Google to back up reminders and set them for a family member from your own phone. Sync is optional — the app works perfectly offline.
No ads, no analytics, no tracking, no selling your data. Your reminders are yours. We don't ever see them.
Big touch targets, generous typography, simple layouts. Built so it works just as well in shaky 80-year-old hands as in 35-year-old ones.
When pricing launches it'll be a single $6.99 payment — never a subscription.
Right now, Tap2Remind is completely free during early access — every feature unlocked, no payment. When pricing launches, it'll be $6.99 once, then it's yours forever. No subscription. No "premium tier" upsells. No surprise charges. We don't believe productivity tools should be rented. Anyone who installs during the early-access window keeps the app at no cost.
When caregiver mode is on, your loved one still sees every reminder pop up loud and clear and can dismiss each alarm normally. They just can't open Settings, change the alarm sound, delete a reminder, or toggle one off — accidentally or otherwise. You unlock with a 4-digit PIN or 9-dot pattern (your choice).
Yes, in nearly all cases. Tap2Remind uses Android's "exact alarm" system, the same one your phone's clock app uses. Once you grant the permission (the app walks you through it), alarms fire reliably even when the phone is locked, in Doze mode, or in Battery Saver.
No. Cloud sync (so you can manage reminders for a family member from your own phone) requires Google sign-in, but the rest of the app works perfectly offline with no account.
Not yet — Tap2Remind is Android-only at launch. An iPhone version is on the roadmap. Email us at the address below to be notified when it ships.
Tap2Remind uses your phone's built-in speech recognition, so it understands every language your phone does — English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Japanese, Korean, Mandarin, and dozens more. Set your phone's language and you're good.
Voice recognition happens on your device via Android's built-in engine. Your reminders are stored locally and (if you opt in) in your own Google account via Firestore. We don't run analytics, don't show ads, don't track you, and don't sell anything to anyone. See our privacy policy for the boring details.
Every feature unlocked. No payment. No subscription. Get it now and you keep it.
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