Make a reminder
Add it in Apple Reminders, the way you always do, or tap + in Nagwell. No second list to maintain.
Coming soon to iPhone
Your reminders.
Now they call.
Nagwell turns the Apple Reminders you choose into real phone calls. It reads the reminder out loud, and if you don’t answer, it calls back.
No ads, no analytics, no tracking — your reminders are spoken, never recorded. Store links go live when Nagwell opens to the public.
Works withApple Reminders
Designed foriPhone
Price modelSimple subscription
01 / How it works
Keep the list.
Change the signal.
Nagwell works with the reminders you already make. Choose the important ones, and let a phone call cut through when a banner won’t.
Mark the important ones
Give it a due time and set it to high priority, or put it in your Call Me list. Those are the ones that ring.
Verify once
Confirm your number and hear a test call, so you know exactly what to expect.
Your phone rings
When the time comes, your phone rings with the reminder you asked not to miss — and calls back if you don't answer, up to five tries.
Press 1, done
Say “done” or press 1 and it's marked done in your History. Need a few minutes? Say “snooze” or press 2.
For the things “later” can’t fix.
A call is intentionally hard to ignore. Save it for the moments where being on time, prepared, or present matters.
Leave for the appointment
2:20 PM
Move the car
7:45 AM
Take the medication
9:00 PM
02 / The app
Built to be answered.
Notifications are easy to clear. A ringing phone asks for an actual decision.
It calls back
Don't pick up, and it tries again: up to five calls over about 50 minutes, until you say “done.”
It reads it out loud
The call speaks your reminder in a natural voice, so you know what it's about without looking.
It's a real phone call
It rings wherever your calls already ring: your iPhone, and your Apple Watch, car or Mac if they're set up for calls.
03 / Pricing
One plan.
No per-call math.
A simple subscription. Seven days free on either plan, then pick the rhythm that suits you. Cancel anytime.
Monthly
$3.99/month
- 7-day free trial
- Up to 20 calls a day
- Built on Apple Reminders
- Cancel anytime
Annual
$29.99/year
- 7-day free trial
- Up to 20 calls a day
- Built on Apple Reminders
- Cancel anytime
Prices in USD.
04 / FAQ
Fair questions.
The short answers.
Does Nagwell replace Apple Reminders?
No. Nagwell is built on top of it. You keep making reminders the way you always have — Nagwell just turns the important ones into phone calls.
How many calls do I get?
Up to 20 calls a day and 300 a month. Calls are meant for your highest-stakes reminders, so those limits go further than they sound.
Is there a free trial?
Yes — seven days free on either plan. You will hear your first real Nagwell call before you pay anything.
What happens when I answer?
Nagwell reads your reminder aloud. Say “done” or press 1 when it's handled. Say “snooze” or press 2 and it calls you back in 10 minutes — or say how long, like “snooze 30 minutes.” Don't pick up, and it calls back, up to five tries in about 50 minutes.
How do I add a reminder?
In Apple Reminders, give it a due time and set it to high priority, or put it in your “Call Me” list. Or tap + on Nagwell's Upcoming screen: pick a title, a time, and high priority or “Call Me,” and it's saved to Apple Reminders for you.
Do I need to open the app?
Not for every reminder. Nagwell checks your reminders in the background when iOS lets it, usually several times a day. iOS decides the timing, so for a reminder due soon, open Nagwell once: it syncs right away. Anything you add with the + is scheduled immediately.
When can I try it?
Nagwell is in development for iPhone. It will launch on the App Store, with a TestFlight beta first — check back soon.
The phone is about to ring.
Nagwell is coming to iPhone — get it on the App Store or join the TestFlight beta.
Store links go live when Nagwell opens to the public.