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ReminderMAP turns the reminders you already have into a mind map you can plan on, without moving a single task out of Apple Reminders.
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01 / Boilerplate
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Short version
ReminderMAP is a Mac app that adds a planning layer on top of Apple Reminders: nested groups that span lists, four task states including stuck, a work log per task, and a monthly record of what got finished. Your tasks stay in Apple Reminders. There is no account, no cloud and no telemetry. Made by DOZYWAVE LTD.
Long version
ReminderMAP is a Mac app that gives Apple Reminders the structure it has never had. Reminders is an excellent capture tool, reachable from Siri, the Lock Screen, a watch and Shortcuts, and it is flat by design: no groups inside a list, no tree, and a completed task disappears.
ReminderMAP reads those same reminders through EventKit, Apple’s official interface, and presents them as a mind map that can be grouped and nested as deep as the work goes, including groups that pull tasks from several lists together. Everything it changes is written straight back, so Siri, iPhone and watch keep working exactly as before.
What Apple Reminders has no field for lives in a local database on the user’s own Mac: the group tree, four states with a written reason when something is stuck, a dated work log per task, and a month by month record of completed work. That planning layer can also be connected to an AI assistant through a local MCP endpoint that never leaves the machine.
There is no account, no server and no telemetry of any kind. ReminderMAP is made by DOZYWAVE LTD.
02 / Category
What it is not
ReminderMAP is not a standalone mind mapping tool. A mind map app starts you at a blank canvas and, where it syncs to Reminders at all, pushes tasks out in one direction. Open ReminderMAP and the work is already on screen, because the reminders are the data.
It is not another to do app either. The category’s usual offer is that you move in and abandon Reminders, which means giving up Siri, the Lock Screen, the watch and every Shortcut already built around it.
ReminderMAP is a mind map built on Apple Reminders. The map shows the work in one picture while each task stays where it was captured.
03 / Origin
Why it exists
ReminderMAP was built by Emma after ten years as a product manager and founder. Work arrived from several directions and was captured in Apple Reminders until the lists no longer showed how it fitted together.
A mind map matched the shape of that work, but existing mind map tools treated Reminders as an export target. Task managers required moving everything into a separate system.
ReminderMAP puts one map over the tasks already in Reminders, with no migration or manual sync. It is published by DOZYWAVE LTD.
We are not a mind mapping tool, and we are not a to do app. We are a mind map built on Apple Reminders, so all of the work is in one picture.
Emma, founder of ReminderMAP
04 / Facts
The short answers
| Product | ReminderMAP, a planning layer for Apple Reminders |
|---|---|
| Platform | macOS 14 or later |
| Availability | Mac App Store |
| Price | Free to download. Subscription at $4.99 per month or $29.99 per year, with two weeks free on the yearly plan. Prices may vary by region |
| Paid features | Four task states with reasons, history beyond the current month, and AI access through a local MCP endpoint |
| Data | Tasks stay in Apple Reminders. The planning layer is a local file. No account, no server, no telemetry |
| Open source | The original Python and web edition is published under MIT |
| Maker | DOZYWAVE LTD, United Kingdom |
| Contact | hello@remindermap.com |
05 / Assets
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ReminderMAP is not affiliated with Apple Inc. Apple, Mac, macOS, Siri and Reminders are trademarks of Apple Inc.