(As mentioned, Mountain Lion will have its own separate Reminders app, like on iOS.) If this is the case, then you should already see the same Reminders you already have listed on your iPhone, Mac, and/or iPad when toggling the “Reminders” column to be visible in iCal via the option in the “ View” menu. Verify syncing via iCloudīefore getting started, I'm assuming that you've already created the lists that you want to import tasks into on your iPhone or iPad, enabled “Reminders” sync to iCloud on your device(s), and then also enabled “Calendar” sync on your Mac through the iCloud section of System Preferences. In the meantime, managing tasks via the iPhone, iPad, and also iCal on the Mac is a more than acceptable solution compared to what I was dealing with before. This is what I'm personally holding out for.
However, once you get setup in Reminders with your data, it's pushed seamlessly between your devices, and it feels great!Īpple's Mac OS X Mountain Lion (10.8) is coming this summer and will have a built-in Reminders app much like the iPhone and iPad. Unfortunately, as far as I can tell, getting tasks from one to the other isn't exactly automated unless you use an AppleScript (which I've put together and provided below), but it does the job. The easiest way to import tasks into the Reminders app is through iCal on your Mac. I'd been trying to use Wunderlist, but the service has been really unstable recently (with multiple extended downtimes), and their site isn't even secured by HTTPS! Unacceptable. The Reminders app on iOS is actually pretty good!
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