Cue

Cue is a reminder app that shows up exactly when it's useful - not at a random time, but the moment you open a specific app, or the moment you arrive at a specific place.

HOW IT WORKS
Set a reminder and attach it to either:
• An app - Cue notices the instant you open it and shows your reminder right then
• A place - Cue notices when you arrive, using a radius you control

WHAT YOU CAN DO
• Choose between a normal reminder or a louder "Ring" alert for place-based reminders you don't want to miss
• Schedule reminders for a specific date
• Snooze, delete, or mark a reminder complete right from the notification
• Switch between list and grid view
• Rearrange the New Reminder screen's layout to fit how you actually hold your phone

PRIVACY
The content of your reminders - what you wrote, which places, which apps stays on your device. It is never sent anywhere. Cue collects basic anonymous usage counts and crash reports to keep the app working well, nothing more.

Cue doesn't nag you with a generic daily list. It waits, quietly, until the moment your reminder is actually relevant.

Cue uses Android's Accessibility Service for one purpose: to detect when you open an app you've set a reminder for, so it can show that reminder at the moment you open the app. Cue does not read, log, collect, or transmit the contents of any screen or any other app. You can disable this at any time in Android's Accessibility settings.