A quick start guide plus straight answers, all based on the app's own listing.
The setup steps and answers below follow the app's own onboarding and listing, checked on 2026-09-22. It's listed as free; the health features are reminders and notes, not medical advice.
Install PlanRemind from the App Store; it needs an iPhone on iOS 17.0 or newer. It’s listed as free.
Log in and pick the modules that match your life — meals, car, plants, health, pets, sports. You don’t have to use them all.
For meals, design your menu and build a weekly plan, then generate a shopping list from the products you add.
For the car, log past maintenance and set service reminders. For plants, set watering frequencies and track them.
In the Health module, add medication times and appointment notes to be reminded (this is reminders and notes, not medical advice). Set pet vaccination reminders and log workouts in the Sports module as needed.
| Step | What you do |
|---|---|
| 1. Install | Get PlanRemind free from the App Store (iOS 17.0+) |
| 2. Pick modules | Meals, car, plants, health, pets, sports |
| 3. Meals | Design a menu; generate a shopping list |
| 4. Car & plants | Log maintenance; set watering frequencies |
| 5. Health & pets | Med reminders + notes; vaccination reminders |
Centralizes recurring household reminders and records across several modules — meals, car maintenance, plants, health reminders, pets, and sports.
No — use only the ones that fit; it's meant to replace juggling several single-purpose apps.
No. They're reminders and notes you keep yourself; the app doesn't diagnose, treat, or replace a doctor.
Yes — it generates a list from the products you add to your plan.
The App Store lists PlanRemind as free; the listing doesn't detail a paid tier, so check current terms in the app.
iPhone, iOS 17.0 or newer. No Android or web version is listed.
The developer's public link is a social profile; there's no separate website listed.