Every reminder, exactly the way you need it.
Most reminder apps assume you'll be somewhere at a certain time. ArrivalList assumes you won't, so it waits until you actually get there.
Arrive triggers
Get reminded when you get somewhere: the hardware store, the post office, the storage unit you never remember to visit. Save the place once, and your phone handles the rest.
Leave triggers
Flip it around: get reminded when you leave somewhere. Perfect for "don't forget your badge when you leave the office" or "grab the mail on your way out."
The core idea
Soft nudges. Hard reminders.
Not every reminder deserves the same urgency. You decide, per reminder, how hard ArrivalList should push.
Soft
A normal push notification. It shows up, it's dismissible, it behaves like every other app on your phone. Good for low stakes nudges.
Hard
Hard reminders repeat every 30 seconds, up to 5 times, until you open one. Not just one buzz you can swipe away half asleep. It follows your silent switch, so it won't make a sound while your iPhone is silenced.
Plan ahead with Scheduled
See your timed reminders day by day, and check them off when they're done. On every plan; repeats need Pro or Premium.
This week
Pro or Premium
Ask someone in your group
Ask someone in your group to take on a reminder. They see what it says and when it would go off, then accept or reject it. If they accept, it becomes their own reminder on their own phone, marked with who asked.
No member ever sees another member's location. There's no map and no “where is everyone” screen. Everyone in the group can see a request's words, its place or time, and whether it's waiting, accepted or rejected. Nobody learns whether it went off or got checked off.
Family or Business groups hold up to 20 people. You invite people with a link, and each group has a text-only chat with report and block. Creating a group needs Pro or Premium. Someone on Free can join on a Premium member's seat.
The future of reminders is here.
And it waits until you get there.
Download ArrivalList today and stop relying on memory alone.