Project 05 · iPhone app · coming to the App Store

Your phone is on silent. This one rings anyway.

A normal reminder slides quietly into Notification Centre and you find it three hours after it mattered. Unforgettable sets a real alarm instead: as loud as the Clock app, straight through silent mode and Focus, ringing until you deal with it. Daily, weekly, or just the once.

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Unforgettable's list in dark mode — upcoming reminders with coloured category badges and chips across the top — The list

A reminder ringing at the top of the list, outlined in red, with a Stop button — Ringing

Editing a reminder — alert intensity, a weekly schedule with Tuesday picked, the time and the category — Setting one

Three intensities

Gentle is a warm chord that swells in. Standard is a mallet arpeggio. Urgent is a two-tone siren that is hard to sleep through. Give a reminder a category — medication, appointment, household, work — and it takes that category's loudness on its own, so the bins don't shout at you the way your tablets do.

Ask Siri

"Add a daily alarm to Unforgettable." "What's next in Unforgettable?" "Snooze Unforgettable." "Skip the next Unforgettable alarm." A reminder spoken to Siri rings exactly like one you typed.

One button for the cinema

Silence every alarm for anything from half an hour to twelve hours. Nothing is lost while it runs: an alarm that falls due waits quietly and rings the moment the silence ends.

Five sounds, or one of yours

Dawn, Chime, Marimba, Classic and Siren, all written for the app rather than licensed from anywhere. Import a file of your own if none of them fit, and set a different sound per intensity so you know what is ringing before you look.

Nothing leaves the phone

No account, no sign-in, no analytics, no adverts, no cloud. Your reminders live in a database on the device and nowhere else. It will be free to use, with one purchase to lift the limits — never a subscription.

Built on AlarmKit

Apple gave third-party apps a real alarm framework in iOS 26, and this is what it is for. It is also why Unforgettable needs iOS 26: on anything earlier there is simply no way to break through silent mode honestly.