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Widgets · iPhone, iPad and Android

Your next renewal,
before you open the app.

A Renew Reminder widget puts the next charge, its countdown and what this month costs on your Home Screen — and, on iPhone, on the Lock Screen. You see it when you check the time, not when you remember to look.

Small

One renewal, one glance.

The next charge coming for you, how many days until it lands, and what this month costs in total. The whole tile is one tap target — tap it and you are on that record, not on a dashboard you then have to search.

  • The next renewal and its logo mark
  • The amount, in your currency
  • A countdown chip — Due today, 3 days, Overdue
  • This month's total underneath
iOS 2 × 2Android 2 × 2

Medium

The next one, and the ones behind it.

The same hero on the left, and on the right the queue: what renews after it, each with its own date. There is an Add renewal button in the corner, so the moment you sign up for something you can record it without opening the app first.

  • Next renewal with countdown and amount
  • The queue of what follows, each one tappable
  • Add renewal — straight into the add flow
  • This month's total
iOS 4 × 2Android 4 × 2

Large

The month, on one tile.

For the people who would rather not open the app at all. The next renewal up top, a rule, then Upcoming: the next four after it with dates and amounts. When the list runs out it says so — Nothing else scheduled — instead of pretending there is more.

  • Next renewal, countdown, amount
  • Upcoming — the next four, with dates
  • Nothing else scheduled, when that is true
  • Add renewal
iOS 4 × 4Android 4 × 4

Lock Screen

iPhone

Before you even unlock.

Three Lock Screen widgets, drawn in the system's own monochrome so they match your wallpaper. Urgency is carried by the word — Due today, Overdue — because on the Lock Screen a red chip and a grey chip come out the same colour.

Circular
A ring that fills as the renewal gets closer, with the day count in the middle. Full ring means due now.
Rectangular
Name, amount and countdown, in the system's own type beside the clock.
Inline
One sentence above the time. “Netflix · 3 days.” Nothing else fits, so nothing else is drawn.

Hide amounts follows you to the Home Screen

A Home Screen is a shared surface — a colleague across the table sees it too. Turn on Hide amounts in the app and every figure on every widget becomes ••••, while the names and countdowns stay readable. One switch, both places.

How to add a widget

iOS

Home Screen

  1. 1

    Touch and hold an empty part of the Home Screen until the apps start to jiggle.

  2. 2

    Tap Edit in the top-left corner, then Add Widget.

  3. 3

    Search for Renew Reminder.

  4. 4

    Swipe to the size you want — Small, Medium or Large — and tap Add Widget.

Lock Screen

  1. 1

    Touch and hold the Lock Screen, then tap Customize.

  2. 2

    Choose Lock Screen, then tap the widget area under the clock.

  3. 3

    Pick Renew Reminder and choose Circular, Rectangular or Inline.

Android

Home Screen

  1. 1

    Touch and hold an empty part of the Home Screen.

  2. 2

    Tap Widgets.

  3. 3

    Scroll to Renew Reminder and expand it.

  4. 4

    Touch and hold the size you want and drop it where it should live.

Nothing tracked yet? Tap Add renewal on the Medium or Large widget, or tell Remi what you pay for.

Got Questions

FAQ

Nothing renews without you knowing

Put the next charge where you'll actually see it

Start the trial, add the renewals you know about, and drop a widget on the Home Screen. From then on the countdown does the remembering.

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