Schedule Your Reminders around existing events in your Calendar.
Use your existing Apple Reminders lists and Calendar events to plan time for tasks. Select which calendars count as busy and schedule around them.
AutoAgenda
AutoAgenda schedules Apple Reminders into free time around your Calendar events. Keep your existing task lists and turn them into a plan for your day.
For people using Apple Reminders and Calendar who want task scheduling with control over durations, priorities, and time that must stay free.
Use your existing Apple Reminders lists and Calendar events to plan time for tasks. Select which calendars count as busy and schedule around them.
Choose how far into the future you want to schedule your reminders.
Select all or only some of your calendars that contain events you need to schedule your reminders around.
Recurring reminders are only scheduled according to the pattern you've defined in Apple Reminders.
AutoAgenda is for people who keep tasks in Apple Reminders and commitments in Calendar. It finds room for tasks around selected busy calendars, using the scheduling period and rules you choose.
Use your existing Apple Reminders lists and Calendar events to plan time for tasks. Select which calendars count as busy and schedule around them.
Choose how far into the future you want to schedule your reminders.
Select all or only some of your calendars that contain events you need to schedule your reminders around.
Recurring reminders are only scheduled according to the pattern you've defined in Apple Reminders.
Reminders with high priority are scheduled first. Reminders without a set priority are given medium priority by default, which can be changed in advanced settings.
Set custom parameters in your reminder title or notes, for example:
Define periods when events should never be scheduled. Like at night, when you should be sleeping, or 9-5 if you want to schedule your hobbies.
Plenty of advanced settings are available for the picky scheduler, including:
Yes. Run AutoAgenda’s scheduler to place tasks around existing events in the calendars you select as busy. You choose the time period and scheduling rules.
Recurring reminders follow the pattern defined in Apple Reminders, and higher-priority reminders are scheduled first.
Yes. Set reserved times and choose which calendars count as busy, so scheduling works around those constraints.
It needs to read the tasks and existing events and add scheduled events to your chosen calendar. If access was denied, check AutoAgenda’s permissions in Settings.