Naglet: Reminders Until Done

Most reminders ring once and disappear. You swipe the notification away, get distracted, and the thing never happens. Naglet keeps reminding you every few minutes until you actually tap Done.

HOW IT WORKS
• Add a nag in three seconds: type "dentist 3pm thu" or "laundry in 45m" and Naglet picks up the time.
• Or tap a quick time: 9:00, 12:00, 18:00, 21:00, +10 min, +1 hour, +1 day, tomorrow morning. No fiddly scroll wheels.
• When it's due, Naglet rings. Not done yet? It rings again every 1, 5, 10, 15, 30 or 60 minutes, up to 3, 5 or 10 times, or until you finish.
• Mark it done or snooze it (+10 min, +1 hour) right from the notification, without opening the app.

MADE FOR THINGS YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO FORGET
• Medication and vitamins at the same time every day
• "Call me back at 3:15" from your boss
• Taking the laundry out, turning off the oven, picking up the kids
• Bills and rent every month, the water filter 30 days after you last changed it
Many people with ADHD and time blindness use persistent reminders like these because one alert is too easy to ignore.

EVERYTHING YOU NEED, NOTHING YOU DON'T
• Nags list sorted by what's overdue, today, tomorrow and later, with the ringing one on top
• Repeat daily, weekly on chosen days, monthly or every N days, optionally counted from when you finish
• Countdown timers for laundry, tea or the oven that keep nagging when time is up
• "Ring like an alarm" for the important ones: keeps sounding at alarm volume until you tap a button, without blasting your earphones
• Color labels, notes, search and a Done history of what you finished
• Quiet hours: repeat reminders pause at night and resume in the morning
• Home screen widget: see today's nags and tick them off in one tap
• Back up and restore your nags as a file

PRIVATE AND OFFLINE
No account and no sign-up. Your reminders stay on your phone and work without internet. Naglet is supported by ads.

Set it once and let Naglet nag you, so you can stop holding everything in your head.

Recent changes:
First release: reminders that repeat every few minutes until done, quick times, natural language input, timers and a home screen widget.