Due

A reminders app for iPhone, iPad and Mac that keeps nagging until you act.

Verified facts: 3 of 3
Alternatives ranked: 4
Approved reviews: 0
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About Due

Due is a reminder app rather than a full task manager, built around one idea: reminders you cannot ignore. Overdue items keep notifying you on a repeating auto-snooze until you complete, reschedule or silence them, and you can snooze or postpone straight from the notification. Twelve customisable quick-time buttons let you set a reminder for the next noon or 10 PM in a single tap, and you can nudge times forward or back. It also includes reusable countdown timers for errands and cooking, themes, and sync between devices through iCloud or Dropbox. There are no projects, tags, sharing or collaboration. Due is a paid app: the iOS version covers iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch, and the Mac version is sold separately. It suits people who keep missing ordinary reminders and want a small, fast tool alongside a bigger task manager, or instead of one for short-term to-dos.

Best for: Apple users who miss one-off notifications and need reminders that keep repeating.

What works

Auto-snooze keeps alerting until you act
Very fast to set common times
Reusable countdown timers

Why people leave

Apple devices only
Mac and iOS versions sold separately
No projects, tags or sharing

Top Due alternatives

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1
Apple Reminders
Free and built in, with lists, tags and sharing, if you can live with standard notifications.
66.5
2
GoodTask
Extends Apple Reminders with quick actions and smart lists across iPhone and Mac.
62.6
3
Things
A complete Apple task manager with reminders, projects and daily planning.
59.6
4
Todoist
Cross-platform reminders and recurring tasks, with apps for Android and Windows too.
57.2

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Due: common questions

Is Due free?

No, Due is a paid product.

Is Due open source?

No, Due is not open source.

What platforms does Due run on?

Due is available for macOS and iOS.

What are the best alternatives to Due?

The highest-ranked Due alternatives right now are Apple Reminders, GoodTask and Things. See the full ranked list for pricing, platforms and verified facts.

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Due facts

3 of 3 verified

Auto snooze: Repeats overdue notifications; Checked Oct 25, 2026dueapp.com(opens source in a new tab); “That’s why Due repeatedly notifies you of overdue reminders until you mark them complete, reschedule them, or turn off their auto snooze.”
Sync: iCloud or Dropbox; Checked Oct 25, 2026dueapp.com(opens source in a new tab); “∞ Syncs across devices Your reminders, everywhere Due can sync your reminders and timers through iCloud or Dropbox.”
Platforms: iOS and macOS, sold separately; Checked Oct 25, 2026dueapp.com(opens source in a new tab); “∞ 1 Due for macOS and Due for iOS are sold separately.”