Apple Reminders is everywhere
Siri drops things into it. So do Mail, the share sheet, CarPlay and your watch. It is the one list every Apple device already agrees on. It can also barely organise a shopping trip.
Goalzenix keeps them in Apple Reminders, so Siri, CarPlay and your watch already work. Then it adds the structure Reminders never had.
No account needed. Nothing to sign up for.
Pay the quarterly BAS
Draft the handover notes
Book the dentist
Water the tomatoes
Siri drops things into it. So do Mail, the share sheet, CarPlay and your watch. It is the one list every Apple device already agrees on. It can also barely organise a shopping trip.
Move to something with projects and filters and you gain structure, but Siri stops reaching it, CarPlay stops showing it, and everything you capture by voice lands in the app you just abandoned.
Goalzenix takes the third option: it stores your tasks in Apple Reminders and builds everything else on top. Capture stays where it already works. Structure stops being a reason to leave.
One line becomes a task with a date, a project, labels, a priority and a repeat, highlighted as you type, so you see what was understood before you commit it.
Nested projects and sections, sub-tasks with progress, start dates as well as due dates, templates for the routines you run again, and an archive so finished work leaves without being deleted.
Today, Upcoming, Inbox and Completed. Switch a project to a board when it's a pipeline, or a calendar when it's a month, with your own events beside your tasks, read straight from Calendar.app.
Save a query like overdue & p1 & @work. If you'd rather not
learn the syntax, the builder assembles one from a list of conditions and shows you
the query it wrote, so you learn the language instead of being hidden from it.
Home and Lock Screen widgets you can tick from, an Apple Watch app and complications, a Mac menu-bar panel, share-sheet capture, Spotlight, and Focus filters so a Work Focus shows a work list.
Import a CSV from Todoist or anywhere else, and export any project to CSV whenever you like. Sign in and everything follows you across devices and the web, with a log of what changed where.
Goalzenix speaks MCP, so Claude (or any assistant that supports connectors) can list what's due, add what came up, and tick off what's done, in the middle of whatever you were already discussing. With your sign-in, and only while you leave the connection in place.
Your tasks stop being a place you go, and start being something you can just ask about.
Nothing that makes a task a task is behind the wall. Plenty of apps charge for reminders, or for a due date you can actually rely on. A free tier that can't set a reminder isn't a free tier, it's a demo. So Pro gates volume and collaboration, and nothing else.
No analytics, no advertising identifier, no third-party trackers, and no third-party code in the app at all, so nothing can do it behind our backs. The apps ship a privacy manifest that says so.
Signed out, nothing you write ever reaches a Goalzenix server: your tasks sit in Apple Reminders and sync through your own iCloud account, which we cannot read. Signing in is what turns syncing on, and it's your choice.
Open it in a browser now, or wait for the App Store. Either way, your existing reminders are already there.