Resetli Briefly out of autopilot. Your words, your rhythm.
Short reminders on your iPhone, in your own words.
Coming soon to the App Store
4.99 euros, once.
How it works
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Choose a topic.
Two reminders are already on: Stand up, every 30 minutes. Check in, every hour. You add any others yourself.
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Rhythm and time window.
You set the interval and the hours. The defaults run from 8:00 to 20:00. Nights stay quiet.
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Your own sentences.
You write the notification. Several sentences rotate across the times of day. The same day repeats until you open the app or change something.
Example pings
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Stand up again for a moment.
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Have you felt glad about something today?
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Are you in the matrix right now?
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Where is your head right now?
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Look at where you are right now.
Left out on purpose
- No account.
- No statistics.
- No streaks.
- No tracking.
You check nothing off. The app does not score whether you stood up.
Private
Everything stays on your iPhone.
Resetli collects no data. No account, no analytics, no third-party SDKs.
Price
One purchase.
4.99 euros, once.
Everything is included. No subscription, no unlock, no second tier.
With Family Sharing for your household.
Coming soon to the App Store
For courses and practices
Text to forward
There is an app called Resetli. Short reminders on your iPhone, in your own words. For example, stand up every 30 minutes and check in every hour. 4.99 euros once, no subscription, no account.
FAQ
How do I get quiet?
Swipe the notification to the left, tap Options, then “Mute for 1 hour” or “Mute for today”. The schedule in the app stays. Apple Support: support.apple.com/en-us/108781
How many pings?
36 a day at the defaults: 24 to stand up (8:00 to 19:30) and 12 to check in (8:15 to 19:15). Resetli schedules at most 60 times, so a test ping still fits. That is our cap, not a documented iPhone maximum. Anything beyond it cannot be saved. Nothing is dropped in silence.
Is this a health app?
No. Resetli measures nothing, diagnoses nothing, and promises no effect. The 30 minutes come from a tip list, not from a medical threshold. The 2020 WHO guidelines recommend reducing sedentary time and do not name a fixed number of minutes: doi.org/10.1136/bjsports-2020-102955
How long until it is a habit?
No number as a promise. Lally et al. 2010 report a range of 18 to 254 days: doi.org/10.1002/ejsp.674. Resetli does not count days.