Calm Reminders
A quiet moment, just for you.
One gentle question a day to help you pause, come back to yourself, and notice what's already here. No pressure to keep up. Just a soft nudge when you need it, plus a clean, distraction-free space to sit with whatever comes up.
FREE on iOS and Android. Visit the official site at calmreminders.lobsterclawsoftware.com.
What makes it different
Calm Reminders is intentionally light. No social feeds, no scores, no streak guilt. Each day, one short, honest question appears. You don't have to answer it. Just sitting with it for a moment is enough. Tap to open the journal and write freely, or don't. The question did its job either way.
Designed around real life
- Calming prompts across 10 mindfulness categories, from Right Now grounding to Be Kind to Yourself reminders.
- Scheduled reminders at your time, on your terms, once a day or several times.
- Private journaling with entries stored on your device, never sent anywhere.
- Home screen widgets so today's prompt is always one glance away.
- Gentle streaks that quietly encourage you, without ever shaming a missed day.
- Optional accounts, so you can use the full app without ever signing in. Create one only if you'd like Cloud Sync.
- Favorites for the prompts that hit differently. Come back to them whenever.
Privacy-first
Everything lives on your device by default. Journal Insights uses on-device AI to surface patterns and reflection questions without sending your entries anywhere. Optional Cloud Sync (Pro) is the only time anything leaves your phone, and it's encrypted end-to-end.
A familiar companion, with a different intent
Calm Reminders is the follow-up to our earlier journaling app, Grateful Reminders. The two share the same gentle mechanisms… guided prompts, flexible reminders, private journaling, on-device AI… but Calm Reminders is built around a different intent: pausing and noticing, rather than naming what you're grateful for. If gratitude practice resonates with you, Grateful Reminders is still the place. If you're looking for something quieter, one short question a day to sit with, Calm Reminders is for you.