Hand a task off
Every to-do has “Paste to chat”. Pick Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini and the chat opens with the task already written out.
A small personal OS for Mac, iPhone and iPad. Write things down and Remlo keeps track.
Available for iOS, iPadOS and macOS.
How it works
The idea is old and good: get things out of your head and into a system you trust. Remlo is that system, kept deliberately small.
Notes, tasks, sketches. Capture a thought in whatever form it arrives, with no folder to choose first.
A checkbox becomes a to-do. A routine becomes a habit with a streak. The structure builds itself while you write.
Today gathers your daily note, what’s due and the habits you’re tracking. A widget keeps today’s to-dos and habits on your Home Screen.
To-dos
Follow one task from a line in a note to a card on the board.
Type - [ ] in any note and it becomes a real task.
No list to open first, no form to fill in. You just write the line.
The same task turns up in your to-dos, grouped by when it is due. Schedule it and it appears in Today, next to the habits you are tracking.
Or move it across a board, with the stages you define. Every task keeps a link back to the note it came from, so the context is always one tap away.
Give a to-do to an agent. Remlo passes the task, the notes under it and the agent’s instructions to Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini, so you never retype context. On the Mac it can open Terminal and start the work right there.
Hand-off
Only what you hand off leaves Remlo, and only when you press the button.
Every to-do has “Paste to chat”. Pick Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini and the chat opens with the task already written out.
One button writes every note into a single file for a Claude or ChatGPT Project or a Gemini chat. On the Mac, Claude’s desktop app can read your notes directly while Remlo is open.
Give an agent a folder and a short description of how it should behave, then assign it to-dos. It remembers how you like things done.
What’s inside
One app with the essentials built in, designed to work together.
Small routines with streaks, tracked in the same place you plan your day.
A chart for every habit: the trend over weeks, not just today’s checkbox.
The graph shows how your notes connect. Backlinks show what points here.
Sketch and write by hand on iPad. Ink stays ink, inline in the note you were in.
Press ⌘K and type. It searches inside your notes, not just their titles.
Hold a shortcut on the Mac, or the button on the phone, and talk. The words land in Today.
Details
Details that make Remlo easy to live with.
Capture into Remlo from Shortcuts.
Rename the board’s stages, add your own, drop the ones you never use.
Give a task a due or scheduled date with a slash command, right where you wrote it.
A native app with local data. Changes sync when you’re back online.
One purchase covers all your Apple devices, billed through the App Store.
Built simple
What it is built on, and what it leaves out.
Written in Swift for macOS, iOS, and iPadOS. Fast, at home on each device, and fully usable offline.
Everything lives in your iCloud. There is no Remlo account to create and no Remlo server holding your notes. When you hand a task to a chat app, only that task and its notes leave.
Your Mac, iPhone, and iPad stay in sync through iCloud. Nothing to configure, nothing to pay extra for.
Capture happens in the app, on a page that is already open. There is nothing to connect, so nothing breaks.
Pricing
One subscription covers Mac, iPhone, and iPad, and replaces a notes app, a to-do app, and a habit tracker. Purchases run through the App Store.
$19/y
Launch price. Yours for as long as you keep it. 7 days free to start.
Renews once a year. Cancel anytime.
$149/once
Pay once, keep it forever, every future update included.
One payment. Nothing to renew.
Both plans are in the app. Prices in USD. $19 a year is the launch price and stays yours for as long as you keep the subscription, and the first 7 days are free. Full pricing details →
Remlo is a single native app for notes, to-dos, and habits on Mac, iPhone, and iPad. It replaces the small stack of apps most people use to keep track of their lives, and keeps everything in one place.
Type a checkbox in any note and it becomes a real task automatically. Give it a due date or a scheduled date, from the note itself with a slash command, and it appears in the Today view. Track it on a list or on a board whose stages you define. Every task links back to the note it came from.
Yes, through the AI you already pay for. Hand a to-do to Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini. On the Mac, Remlo can run it for you in Terminal.
Claude, ChatGPT and Gemini on the phone and the Mac. Claude’s desktop app and the Codex app can also read your notes on the Mac.
Only what you hand off, only when you press the button. Your notes live in your iCloud.
In your own iCloud, in a private database only you can access. Remlo has no server.
Yes. It’s a native app with local data; changes sync when you’re back online.
Yes. Rename the stages, add your own, remove the ones you never use.
Yes, for today’s habits and to-dos, plus Shortcuts for capture.
No, and that is deliberate. Integrations are where bloat, breakage, and extra subscriptions creep in. Capture happens in Remlo, on a page that is already open.
Remlo is $19 per year, with the first 7 days free, or $149 once for lifetime. The yearly price is the launch price and stays yours for as long as you keep it. One purchase covers all your Apple devices, billed through the App Store.
macOS, iOS, and iPadOS, including Apple Pencil on iPad.
On the App Store for iPhone and iPad, and on the Mac App Store. One purchase covers every Apple device signed in to the same Apple Account.