Turn thoughts into actions

Use tasks for things you want to do without a specific time.

Examples:

• “Add buy groceries to my list.”
• “Create a task to update the onboarding docs.”
• “Remember to refactor the login flow.”
   

Result:

• A task is created in Apple Reminders with no due date.

Use reminders when something needs to happen at a specific time.

Examples:

• “Remind me tomorrow at 9am to send the report.”
• “Next Friday at 3pm remind me to call the dentist.”
• “On January 15th at 10am remind me to review Q4 metrics.”
   

Result:

• A reminder with a date and time is created in Apple Reminders.

Follow ups use relative time phrases.

Examples:

• “Follow up with Sarah about the proposal in three days.”
• “Remind me in two hours to check the deployment.”
• “Next Friday afternoon remind me to review this.”
   

Result:

• A reminder is created with a computed future time.

Ozer supports daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly repetition.

Examples:

• “Every weekday at 8am remind me to plan my day.”
• “Every Monday and Thursday at 6pm remind me to work out.”
• “On the first of every month remind me to run payroll.”
• “Every year on March 10th remind me of Mom’s birthday.”
   

Result:

• A repeating reminder is created with the correct schedule.

Use events to block time on your calendar.

Examples:

• “Schedule a meeting with Alex on Friday from 2 to 3pm.”
• “Block 90 minutes tomorrow morning for deep work.”
• “Add dinner with Sam next Saturday at 7pm to my calendar.”
   

Notes:

• If no end time is mentioned, Ozer defaults to a one hour event.
   

Result:

• A calendar event is created in Apple Calendar.

Notes are for information that is not a task or event.

Examples:

• “Make a note that John’s address is 123 Main Street.” 
• “Note that the WiFi password is ozer dash wifi.”
   

Result:

• The note text is copied to your clipboard so you can paste it where you want.

You can include priority in your speech.

Examples:

• “High priority remind me tomorrow at 9am to file taxes.”
• “Low priority reminder to clean the garage this weekend.”
   

Result:

• Priority is applied to the reminder without cluttering the title.

You can say many things at once.

Example:

“Tomorrow at 9am remind me to send the newsletter. Add a task to refactor the login flow. Also schedule a meeting with Sarah next Tuesday at 3pm. Every weekday at 8am remind me to review my top three priorities.” 

Result:

• Multiple tasks, reminders, and events are extracted and shown for review.

• Pause briefly between commands.
• Mention dates and times clearly when possible.
• Use phrases like every weekday or first of the month for recurring reminders.
• Speak naturally. You do not need to memorize commands.
   

Ozer will continue to improve as more patterns are added.