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Remember what you were doing before the interruption.
A student needs you. Something else comes up. And the thing you were about to do disappears from your mind.
Teacher Reminder gives you a quick place to write it down, so you can take care of what matters now and come back to it later.
No account or email required.
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By the time you remember, it’s nine at night.
The form you meant to send. The parent you meant to call back. The thing a student said at recess that you wanted to follow up on. None of it comes back to you at 10:15 in the morning — it comes back when the day is over and there is nothing you can do about it.
Two seconds, before it’s gone
A thought lasts about as long as it takes a student to reach your desk. Tap, type four words, done — without stepping out of the lesson.
The same things, every morning
Attendance, lunch count, chairs up. Set them once and stop spending the first ten minutes of the day remembering them.
It comes back when you can act
A reminder at 10:15 while you’re teaching is one more thing to swipe away. Choose prep, lunch or after school instead.
Nothing quietly disappears
Whatever you don’t get to is on tomorrow’s list, and the next one, until it’s done. A sticky note can’t promise that.
One list
The longer it waits, the easier it is to notice.
There’s no streak to keep, nothing to check into and nothing to tidy up at the end of the day. Colour is the only thing in here that ever raises its voice — so the job you keep sliding past is the one that finally catches your eye.
Age shows. Quietly.
The field trip form you meant to send Monday is still there on Thursday — and by Thursday it is red. Nothing buzzes. It just stops blending in with everything else.
You choose the order.
Some of it can wait until Friday. One thing cannot. Tap them one, two, three, and the list stops making you decide that again every time you look at it.
Colour your way.
Pick the colours that jump out at you and put them on what matters most. Your eye finds them before you have finished reading the list.
Set up once.
Six quick questions — your name, when your day runs, what you do every morning. Two minutes now, and it never asks you anything again.
Being straight with you
A few things to know.
You choose the notifications.
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It never asks what you’re doing.
No starting, no stopping, no checking in. You write things down and tick them off, and it works the rest out on its own.
Built for one teacher first.
Teacher Reminder started with one fifth-grade teacher and one simple idea: make it easier to move between all the little things a school day brings.
Try it in your browserTwo minutes, on the phone in your pocket. Nothing to install.