The native iOS Reminders app is undoubtedly useful. For all those who are somewhat clueless and like to write things down, it's great for us. It is very complete, being able to create lists, organize the lists by color, etc., but there is something wrong with it: its widget for the Notifications Center.
What Reminders Widget offers is what the native Reminders app should offer
The native widget only shows reminders that have been scheduled for a specific day and time.That is, it does not show the reminders that we have been pointing to unless we have programmed them to notify us at a specific time. But this is supplied by the app we are talking about today, Reminders Widget
One of the lists
This app focuses solely on the widget. To add the widget it will be necessary to download it, but from the app itself we can only configure some minor settings. We remind you that to add them you have to go to the Notifications Center, click on Edit and click on "+" in Reminders Widget
Once this is done, we will have the Reminders widget in the Notification Center. At first glance it seems that we can only see the same thing that it allows in the native widget but it is not so. If we click on the arrows we can explore all the reminder lists that we have created in the native Reminders app.
Creating a new Reminder from the widget
In addition, if we click on the "+" icon on the left side of any of these lists, we can create reminders directly from the app, adding a name, if we want it to notify us on a specific day and time and marking its priority.
We certainly think this is the widget that Apple should add natively to the very useful Reminders app. Hopefully you'll take note and add it in future updates to the iPhone and iPad operating system.
