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Maybe I'm old school, but this seems like something that would take upwards of five minutes to add to my calendar and wouldn't require a whole other account + l
by jjice 6y ago
Maybe I'm old school, but this seems like something that would take upwards of five minutes to add to my calendar and wouldn't require a whole other account + login.
- throwawayboise 6y agoYeah I find that calendar and a free-form note app cover pretty much everything "miscellaneous" on my phone. The only other apps I really use are maps, contacts, email, and web browser.
- TheJoeMan 6y agoOkay I have a legitimate question: for random things you need to do in a long timeframe (ex. Change the Air Filters in 6 months) do you add it to your calendar? Siri for example would add it for exactly 6 months to the day from now, and what if that is a Tuesday and you'd rather do it at a more convenient time? Adding it to reminders would have an enormous number of pending reminders it feels like
- jonfw 6y agoAs soon as it pops up on your calendar, it's now a 'to-do'. Manage that the same way you manage your other to-dos, wether that's a reminder or a sticky note or a list or whatever.
- 0x426577617265 6y agoI would see myself procrastinate until it falls off my calendar.
- aj2 6y ago<shameless plug> Try http://www.instanote.io http://www.instanote.io I built it to scratch an itch especially for reminders. You can snooze reminders, for an hour, a day, or a week. I snooze them all the time until I’m ready to do it.
- hopesthoughts 6y agoOh, this doesn't have a web interface? Would be epic if it did!
- jjice 6y agoI personally would open up my calendar, flip six months later, and then pick a convenient time, since there is wiggle room on getting something like that done. I'd probably add it for a weekend and add a notification to go off a few days prior. In Google Calendar, it would less than a minute, based on a quick test I just did.