Reminders – WISE Score & Parent Review | Screenwise

Reminders

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app2016

52%

WISE Score

4.8

App Store

A no-frills Android reminder app from 2016 that does exactly what it says on the tin—and not much else.

Reminders

app

Everyone, 2016

52%

WISE Score

4.8

App Store

A no-frills Android reminder app from 2016 that does exactly what it says on the tin—and not much else.

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Screenwise Verdict

Look, this is a basic reminder app from 2016. It works. It's not going to hurt anyone. But unless you have a specific reason to download this particular app, you're probably better off using the native reminder tools that come with iOS or Android.

The privacy-conscious approach is nice—it claims not to analyze your data for advertising, which is a point in its favor. But the free version still has ads, and the PRO features (sync, more cards) feel pretty bare-bones for the price of 'one cup of coffee.'

For kids learning organizational skills, sure, this could work. But there's nothing special here that would make me recommend it over Apple Reminders, Google Tasks, or any of the dozens of more modern alternatives. It's functional but forgettable.

Age Fit

Best for ages 10+ who are learning organizational skills and have their own Android device. Younger kids won't have much use for this, and honestly, most families would be better served by the built-in reminder apps on iOS or Android that have improved significantly since 2016.

WISE Breakdown

Wholesome

A straightforward productivity tool with no social features, content feeds, or emotional manipulation. Clean interface focused on helping users stay organized. No concerning elements that would create stress or unhealthy patterns.

Imaginative

This is a utilitarian reminder app with no creative elements, storytelling, or exploration. It's purely functional—you set reminders, they ping you. Zero room for imagination or creative expression.

Safe

Has ads in the free version (removed with PRO), which is a minor concern. Privacy-focused approach (works offline, claims no data analysis for advertising) is positive. Geolocation feature raises mild privacy questions but appears standard for reminder apps. No predatory monetization or compulsive loops.

Enriching

Teaches basic organizational skills and time management, which are valuable life skills. However, it's a basic reminder app without any particularly innovative features that would make it educational or growth-oriented. It does what it says—reminds you of things.

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Why It Might Be Great

Privacy-focused design that works offline and doesn't mine your data for targeted ads
Simple interface makes it easy for kids (or adults) to learn basic task management
Geolocation reminders can help with location-based tasks like 'remember to grab milk when near the store'
Voice input option reduces typing friction

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What to Watch For

Free version has ads, which means some exposure to advertising content
It's a 2016 Android app—the interface and features are pretty dated compared to native iOS/Android reminder apps
Limited features unless you pay for PRO (only 20 cards in view seems like an odd limitation)

Conversation Starters

"What kinds of things do you think would be helpful to set reminders for?"
"How do you usually remember important tasks or homework deadlines?"
"Would it be useful to get a reminder when you're near a specific place, like the library?"

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