Planner by Ayemel help

1. Open Planner by Ayemel.
2. Tap the round + button.
3. Choose Reminder, type what you need to remember and pick a due date and time.
4. Choose a category (a Reminders list such as Home or Errands) and tap Save.

Reminders are saved straight into Apple Reminders, so they match on your Mac and iPad too.

1. Go to the Countdowns tab.
2. Tap the round + button.
3. Name the countdown and pick the date.
4. Tap Save. It shows how many days are left.

1. In Budget by Ayemel, open Settings and, under This iPhone, turn on Share with Planner.
2. In Planner, open or create a countdown.
3. Choose a linked goal from the list of your Budget goals and save.

The countdown then shows something like “Summer trip · 41% saved”. Tap it to open the goal in Budget. Planner never changes your goals.

1. When Planner asks, allow full access to Calendars and Reminders.
2. Any calendar on your iPhone, including iCloud, Google or shared calendars added in the iPhone Settings app, appears in Planner.
3. To show, hide or recolour calendars, open Settings with the gear in the top-right.

Planner never copies your events. It works directly with Apple Calendar and Reminders, so everything stays in sync. Read-only calendars, like holidays, can be shown, hidden and recoloured but not edited.

1. In Glow by Ayemel, open Settings and, under This iPhone, turn on Share with Planner.
2. In Planner, open Settings and find Health & Apps.
3. Turn on Show period days and/or Show medications & refills.

Both switches are off by default. Planner asks for Apple Health permission only when you turn on Show period days. Leave both off and Planner is a plain calendar and reminders app.

Tap the gear in the top-right of any main tab. Health & Apps has the switches for Glow by Ayemel and Budget by Ayemel. The About section has Contact Developer, and the app card sits at the bottom of Settings.

There’s no notification bell or in-app inbox. Alerts for events and reminders arrive as normal iPhone notifications. Set them up in Settings under Notifications.

Your events and reminders live in Apple Calendar and Reminders (usually your iCloud account). Planner’s own settings stay on your iPhone. We don’t collect your data, and there are no ads or trackers.

Planner by Ayemel starts with a 30-day free trial. After that it’s CA$2.99/month, CA$29.99/year, or CA$59.99 once for lifetime access.

Glow by Ayemel can share period days and medication refills. Budget by Ayemel can share goal progress for countdowns. Each app has to turn on Share with Planner first, and Planner only reads the summary. It never edits your data in the other apps.

1. Open the iPhone Settings app and tap Notifications.
2. Tap Calendar and turn off Allow Notifications.
3. Do the same for Reminders.

Planner sends the alerts on this iPhone, so Apple’s apps don’t need to. Your Mac and iPad will still alert as normal. Settings in Planner has a “Getting double alerts?” row that explains this again.

1. In the iPhone Settings app, tap Apps, then Planner, and make sure Calendars and Reminders are set to Full Access.
2. In Planner, open Settings and check the calendar isn’t hidden.
3. For Google or other accounts, check the account’s Calendars switch is on in the iPhone Settings app.

1. In Glow by Ayemel, make sure Share with Planner is on.
2. In Planner Settings, under Health & Apps, turn on Show period days.
3. Allow Apple Health access when asked.