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Is it possible to interact with iOS 5's Reminders app from my app?

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Is there a way to add, read, or delete reminder items from the new iOS 5 built-in Reminders app?

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bijan Avatar asked Oct 04 '11 21:10

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2 Answers

The reminders are not on a public API. The "geofences" that are created are visible to some processes (I've seen the fence count in console logs) but in no way accessible to another app. You are only able to register fences to your own app.

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Bill Burgess Avatar answered Sep 28 '22 03:09

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This will be all possible with iOS 6! :)

https://developer.apple.com/technologies/ios6/

At the time of writing this answer was sufficient. To keep it updated here is a tutorial which looks very useful for anyone developing an app which interacts with the native reminders app: Using iOS 6 Event Kit to Create Date and Location Based Reminders

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Patrick Avatar answered Sep 28 '22 04:09

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