Thursday, November 5, 2015
How To Set recurring reminders using Google Keep
using Google Keep Google Keep, one of the best free note taking apps, now lets you set recurring reminders. It’s a great way to remember those tasks you need to carry out on a regular basis, whether it’s every day, once a week, or every month. We’ll show you how to create a note with a list of things to do, then set a recurring reminder for it.
To create a note, open Google Keep (bit.ly/1GCl3eb), then tap the ‘+’ symbol at the bottom right. You’ll see four icons. The mic icon lets you dictate a note, the camera icon lets you add a photo to your note and the notebook icon lets you type a note. To create a list-based note, tap the three horizontal lines. Tap Title and name your note (see screenshot right). Now tap the checkbox, type your first list item, then tap ‘+ List item’ to add another checkbox. Repeat this until your list is complete. To reposition items, tap and hold the six dots beside the checkbox, then drag it up or down.
Next, tap ‘Remind me’ at the bottom, then ‘Does not repeat’. Select one of the options from Daily, Weekly, Monthly or Yearly. Now tap Tomorrow and select a day or tap ‘Select a date’, tap a date on the calendar, then tap Done. Next, tap Morning, then choose when you want to be reminded. Options include Morning, Afternoon, Evening and Night. If you want to be reminded at a specific time, then tap ‘Select a time’ and move the watch sliders to set that time. A reminder notification will now appear at the time and frequency you’ve set.
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