Snooze, not ignore.
15 or 30 minutes in one click, or type any time with “Other…”. The reminder waits until you pick.
Click the red pin by your clock, say when in plain English, and get on with your day. When it's due, a card sits on top of everything until you deal with it.
It re-asserts itself above other always-on-top windows, flashes the taskbar, and waits. It never steals keyboard focus, so it can't swallow what you're typing.
No date pickers required. As you type, the card shows exactly what it understood, and anything it can't fully account for is rejected rather than guessed.
This page runs a small taste of the parser. The app also knows things like “the third friday in march”, “last fri of next month at 5pm”, “this weekend” and a dozen holidays.
15 or 30 minutes in one click, or type any time with “Other…”. The reminder waits until you pick.
Daily, weekdays, weekly, monthly, yearly or hourly.
PC was off? Missed reminders pop up the moment it starts again.
Three text sizes for the whole app, remembered between runs.
It shows up without taking your keystrokes.
No network code at all. Reminders live in a small file under your own AppData folder.
Your future self will be reminded. Repeatedly, if necessary.
$19.99$9.99 lifetime · launch price for a limited time, one payment
One file, installs per user in seconds. Needs .NET Framework 4.8, already part of Windows 10 (1903+) and 11. The installer isn't code-signed yet, so Windows SmartScreen may say “Windows protected your PC”: choose More info → Run anyway. IT folks: EasyReminderSetup.exe /S installs silently.