Privacy policy

Last updated November 14, 2026

Remind is an iPhone app for reminders you say out loud: you say it, put the phone away, and later it’s there, sorted into your lists. This is what it keeps, where it goes, and what you can do about it.

What Remind keeps

• Your account. Your email address, an account number, and your time zone, so “tomorrow” means your tomorrow. If you sign in with Apple, Apple gives Remind an email address, which may be a private relay address that forwards to yours, and a number that stands for your Apple account.
• Your reminders and notes. Their words, the words you said that made them (so you can see what you said), the lists you make and their names, the days and times you set, and any place you name.
• Photos you add. If you add a photo or screenshot to a reminder, the picture is kept with it. Before it leaves your iPhone it’s made smaller and everything else in the file is removed: no location, no date, no camera details.

What stays on your iPhone

• Your recordings. What you say is turned into text on your iPhone; the recording never leaves it. Each one is deleted once its text is saved, unless you turn on Keep recordings, and then it’s deleted after 30 days.
• Where you are. If you turn on location alerts, your location is used on your iPhone to alert you at a place. It’s never sent to Remind.
• Your captures list. A list of everything you said, as text, with what became of it, kept on your iPhone for 30 days (Settings, Captures). The reminders it made, with the words that made them, are kept as above.

Where your words go

• To be sorted. The text of what you say or type, with the names of your lists, is sent to Claude, an AI service made by Anthropic, which turns it into reminders and picks their lists. When you merge two reminders, their words are sent the same way, to be written as one. Remind asks for your OK before the first one is sent, and you can take it back any time in Settings (Sort with Claude): what you say then waits on your iPhone. Anthropic handles it under its commercial terms, which don’t allow it to be used to train its models, and keeps it only for a limited time.
• To be kept. Your account, your reminders and your photos are stored with Supabase, Remind’s database, in the United States.
• To find a place. When you search for a place, or Remind looks up the place a reminder names, the words are sent to Apple Maps, with a rough idea of where you are (rounded, so the nearest one comes first).
• To sign you in. If you sign in with email, Supabase emails you a sign-in code. Sign in with Apple is handled by Apple.

Remind shows no ads, does no tracking, has no analytics, and doesn’t sell or share your information with anyone else.

How long it’s kept

• Reminders, lists and photos stay until you delete them.
• Reminders you finish are deleted after 90 days, unless you keep them.
• A photo you remove, or one on a reminder you delete, is deleted from storage soon after.

Your choices

• Delete a reminder or a photo in the app.
• Sign out (Settings): everything Remind keeps on your iPhone is removed. Your account and your reminders stay, and come back when you sign in again.
• Delete your account (Settings, Delete account): your account, your reminders, your lists and your photos are deleted for good, and what’s on your iPhone goes too. Copies in the database’s backups and logs are gone once those expire, within a few weeks.

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Children

Remind isn’t meant for children under 13.

Changes

If this changes, the new version is posted at this address with a new date.

Contact

Questions or requests: support@rememberbetter.app.