A productivity app tests real alarms instead of easy-to-ignore alerts
Loggd is a app for tasks, habits, goals, quick notes, and related planning. Its upcoming reminder feature uses real alarms that can ring even when the phone screen is locked. The alarm can be attached to a task, a habit, or a calendar date.
A dentist appointment at a set date and time can become an alarm, and a daily medicine reminder can repeat every morning. The feature is based on the idea that many people ignore normal . Claude or ChatGPT can also be used to add a task and set the alarm in one request.
The feature is still being tested for usefulness, and it is not clear whether similar apps already offer the same thing.
Key points
- Loggd is being built as an app for tasks, habits, goals, and notes.
- The new reminder feature uses real alarms, not just .
- Alarms can be set for events or repeated habits.
- The main assumption is that people often ignore .
- Claude or ChatGPT can be used to create a task and set its alarm together.