Notes on keeping track.
Short, practical guides to the things people actually want from a notes app: a daily note that stays useful, to-dos that come out of what you wrote, habits you can see, and sync that needs no setup.
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Carry over unfinished tasks from yesterday’s daily note.
Obsidian needs a rollover plugin to carry yesterday’s open tasks forward. In Remlo they never leave the To-dos page. Native on Mac, iPhone, iPad.
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A keyboard-first notes app for Mac.
Press ⌘K in Remlo to jump to any note, search the words inside notes, or start a new one. Tasks and dates by keyboard. Native on Mac, iPhone, iPad.
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A Things 3 alternative for when the task lives in the note.
Things is a beautiful task manager with a notes field per task. Remlo flips it: the task lives in the note. Native on Mac, iPhone, iPad. Where Things wins.
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Give your AI your notes in one file.
Remlo writes every note into a single file for a Claude or ChatGPT Project or a Gemini chat. On the Mac, Claude’s desktop app can read them directly.
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An Apple Reminders alternative for tasks that start in a note.
Reminders is free and everywhere. If your tasks start inside a note, Remlo collects them from the page. Native on Mac, iPhone, iPad. Where Reminders wins.
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The PARA method without building the folders first.
PARA sorts notes into Projects, Areas, Resources, and Archives. In Remlo a project page collects the days that named it. No folders to maintain.
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A personal kanban board that fills itself from your notes.
Remlo has a to-do board with stages you name, fed by checkboxes typed in notes. Native on Mac, iPhone, and iPad. Where Todoist and Reminders boards win.
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Send a to-do to Claude, ChatGPT, or Gemini with its context.
Paste to chat copies a to-do, the notes under it, and your instructions into Claude, ChatGPT, or Gemini. No retyping context. Mac, iPhone, iPad.
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How to brain dump, and where it goes afterwards.
A brain dump clears your head, then the list rots. Write it on today’s page in Remlo and every checkbox is already a to-do. Mac, iPhone, iPad.
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Meeting notes that find their own project afterwards.
Write the meeting into today. Name the project and its page collects it. Checkboxes become to-dos on one page. Native on Mac, iPhone, and iPad.
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A someday maybe list that does not nag.
Things has a Someday list. Todoist has a workaround. Remlo has a someday flag on any to-do in any note. Native on Mac, iPhone, and iPad.
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You should not have to sync your notes to your task manager.
Obsidian to Things, Todoist, or Reminders needs a plugin, a token, and a copy of every task. Remlo keeps the task in the note. Mac, iPhone, iPad.
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A Todoist alternative for tasks that start in a note.
Todoist is great at tasks. If yours begin inside a note, Remlo collects them from the page. Native on Mac, iPhone, and iPad. Where Todoist wins, too.
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Voice notes that land in today’s page.
Hold a shortcut on the Mac or press a button on iPhone, talk, and Remlo saves the words to Today. Transcribed with Apple’s Speech framework.
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A weekly review that takes ten minutes.
A weekly review needs everything in one place. In Remlo, daily pages, to-dos, and habits are already collected. Native on Mac, iPhone, and iPad.
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Apple Notes doesn't have backlinks. Here's the native app that does.
Apple Notes links go one way. Remlo is a native iPhone, iPad, and Mac app with two-way links and a daily page, on your iCloud.
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A daily note that's already there when you open the app.
Remlo creates a daily page every day. Open the app and today is already there, cursor ready. Native on iPhone, iPad, and Mac, on your iCloud.
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Daily pages and backlinks, in an app that was built for the phone in your hand.
Daily pages and backlinks in a native iPhone, iPad, and Mac app. Opens instantly, writes offline, syncs through your iCloud, works with Apple Pencil.
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Notes, habits, and to-dos in one native app.
Remlo puts notes, habits, and to-dos in one native app for iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Ticks live next to the day you wrote, with a momentum chart.
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Notion is where notes go to be organized. Remlo is where they get written.
Notion is built for databases and team wikis. Remlo opens on today with the cursor ready, native on iPhone, iPad, and Mac, on your iCloud.
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Linked notes without the vault, the plugins, or the weekend of setup.
Linked notes and daily pages with no vault, no plugins, and no sync decision. Remlo is native on iPhone, iPad, and Mac, synced through iCloud.
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A second brain you don't have to build first.
Most second brain systems die during setup. Remlo ships the minimum that works: a page per day, links between things, to-dos that stay found.
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Every to-do you write in a note shows up on one page.
Write a to-do inline in any note and Remlo collects it on the To-dos page. Tick it anywhere and it moves to Done. Native on iPhone, iPad, and Mac.
Give your mind one place.
Remlo is on the App Store for iPhone and iPad, and on the Mac App Store. One purchase covers all your Apple devices, with 7 days free to start.
