I am trying to see if there is a way to hide reminders for a future date. I like to create reminders for things that need to be done, but dont like keeping them constantly on my list to be seen when they dont need to be done for a few months. I know i could set a reminder by selecting a date in my calendar to add a task to my reminder by making the title "add reminder for ..." , but this is an extra step
iPhone XR
Hello dtsdolphiin94,
Thanks for reaching out to the Apple Support Communities! I understand you'd like to know how you can create a Reminder and would only like to see the ones which are due today.
If this is correct, you can select how you'd like to view your reminders in the new Reminders app on iOS 13, but there is not a way to hide any which have not yet been completed. With this version of Reminders you can choose to view reminders due only today, the ones which are scheduled for another day, as well as all reminders, or only the flagged ones. This article will give you more details: Use Reminders on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch.
If you have not upgraded your Reminders app, check out this article before updating: Get ready for the new Reminders app. You should still see a "Scheduled" tab even in the previous version of Reminders. On the Scheduled tab you'll see all the reminders, but they are broken out by date.
You can also leave feedback about any features you'd like to see in the future: Feedback - iPhone - Apple.
All the best.
Hello dtsdolphiin94,
Thanks for reaching out to the Apple Support Communities! I understand you'd like to know how you can create a Reminder and would only like to see the ones which are due today.
If this is correct, you can select how you'd like to view your reminders in the new Reminders app on iOS 13, but there is not a way to hide any which have not yet been completed. With this version of Reminders you can choose to view reminders due only today, the ones which are scheduled for another day, as well as all reminders, or only the flagged ones. This article will give you more details: Use Reminders on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch.
If you have not upgraded your Reminders app, check out this article before updating: Get ready for the new Reminders app. You should still see a "Scheduled" tab even in the previous version of Reminders. On the Scheduled tab you'll see all the reminders, but they are broken out by date.
You can also leave feedback about any features you'd like to see in the future: Feedback - iPhone - Apple.
All the best.
Hiding Reminders
