Dooey support

Open Dooey and choose Settings. Under Permissions, check the Reminders status. If access is off or Write Only, tap Open iOS Settings and allow Full Access for Dooey. Full Access is needed to choose and update a Reminders list. If access is restricted, check Screen Time or device-management settings.

Turning off Reminders access does not delete Reminders lists or tasks. To remove a chosen list from Dooey, open the list, choose List options, then Remove from Dooey. The list and its tasks stay in Reminders. If a Reminders list is no longer available, it may have been deleted or removed in Reminders. Choose another available Reminders list in Dooey.

Changes to a task From Reminders update the same item in Apple Reminders, including its title, notes, completion, due date, repeat setting, URL, location, priority, due alert, and arrive/leave alarm. Categories and tags stay in Dooey. Completing a task does not delete it. Deleting a task From Reminders deletes the corresponding reminder, and Dooey offers Restore.

Dooey lists update through your private iCloud account on signed-in physical devices with a network connection. Open Dooey, choose Settings, and check the account shown under iCloud. When the account is available, tap Check for updates. If it is unavailable, sign in to iCloud in the Settings app.

Sharing a Dooey list also requires an available iCloud account. A list uses shared iCloud storage only after you choose to share it. Reminders lists stay in Reminders and depend on the accounts configured there. Simulator data stays on that Mac and does not update through iCloud.

For a due alert on a Dooey task, open Dooey and choose Settings. If Notifications says Not set up, tap Set up notifications, then Continue. If notifications are off or delivered quietly, tap Open iOS Settings and turn on the notification options you want. A task From Reminders uses Reminders for its due alert, so also check that task and the Reminders notification settings.

An arrive/leave alarm on a Dooey task needs Always location access and notifications. In Dooey Settings, tap Set up location if offered. If location access is off, tap Open iOS Settings and allow Always access. If access is restricted, check Screen Time or device-management settings. iOS controls delivery timing, so an alert may not appear at the exact moment you expect.

Open Dooey once after adding the widget so it can prepare the latest tasks. If the widget still does not update after you open the app, remove the widget, add it again, and open Dooey once more. Small and medium widgets can follow specific lists or categories — edit the widget on the Home Screen to change those filters.

On Inbox, Today and streak appear as small chips at the top. They show today’s completions and your current streak. Tap either chip to open Profile for charts and more detail. Progress works whether or not you use Sign in with Apple.

Sign in with Apple is optional. It keeps a name (and optional photo you choose) with your Profile across devices signed in to the same iCloud account. It does not replace iCloud list sync, and you can use Inbox and Lists without signing in. To sign out, open Profile or Settings and choose Sign out — that clears the in-App profile and does not sign you out of iCloud.

Remove from Dooey keeps the Reminders list and its tasks in Reminders. Deleting a task From Reminders deletes that reminder and offers Restore. Deleting a Dooey list deletes that list and its tasks from Dooey and updates iCloud when available. People with access to the list may lose access. Restore can recover the list and tasks, but it does not restore prior sharing or participants.

Delete all data deletes Dooey data from this device and updates iCloud when available. It does not delete Reminders lists or tasks. Data from Dooey lists shared with other people may remain in iCloud. If the result is unclear, send the details through the contact form.

Dooey runs on iPhone with iOS 26.0 or later and on iPad with iPadOS 26.0 or later. Use a physical device for iCloud updates and reliable testing of notification delivery or arrive/leave alarms.