Coming in 1.2
nokko 1.2 brings the iPad, reminders and one timer across your devices.
Version 1.2 is planned for around 23 November 2026, once Apple has reviewed it. It arrives as an update on the same App Store listing, so there is nothing extra to buy. The version on sale today does not have these yet, and everything you set up now carries over.
nokko on iPad, with a Board you can drag.
It is the iPhone app with more room: the same Today, Projects, Time and Settings, plus a Board you can drag cards on and a task panel beside your list. Your boards sit in a column next to the one you have open.
Invoices, the calendar and the timeline stay on the Mac. Hours you log on the iPad reach the Mac through your workspace, and you draft the invoice there.
Open a folder or an Obsidian vault from Files.
On iPhone and iPad, nokko can open any folder from Files as a workspace, including an Obsidian vault in iCloud Drive or On My iPhone. It works on the same Markdown files Obsidian uses, where they are. Nothing is copied or converted.
The folder's provider moves the files between devices, not nokko. If two versions meet, nokko shows you the copy and lets you keep either one.
A reminder at the minute you choose, on the device you choose.
Open a task, tap Remind Me…, and nokko rings on that device at that minute. Each device has its own switch, and finishing the task on one clears the others.
A due date never rings by itself. Only a reminder you set does.
Siri, Shortcuts, Spotlight and Control Center.
nokko gives Siri and the Shortcuts app seven actions on iPhone and iPad, and three on the Mac. All of it runs on your device.
- Two controls for Control Center, the Lock Screen and the Action button.
- Spotlight finds your open tasks and boards from the Home Screen, and the index stays on your device.
- Start a timer without opening the app, and it appears on the Lock Screen.
Start the timer on one device and stop it on another.
Start it on the Mac and you can see and stop it on your iPhone or iPad, or the other way round. It writes one ⏱ line, from whichever device you stop it on.
It needs a workspace shared between those devices, and it travels through the sync you already use: GitHub, your own server, iCloud, or a folder in Files. There is still no nokko server and no nokko account.
The things people ask.
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