Master the Reminders app on your iPhone: A Comprehensive Guide

The Reminders app can be a powerful tool for staying organized and motivated. With its wide range of features, it's easy to set reminders, create lists, assign tasks to others, and more. But it takes a little know-how to use the app to its full potential. This complete guide will help you learn how to get the most out of the Reminders on your iPhone.

Step 1: How to make a list in the Reminders app on the iPhone

Creating lists is one of the most basic features in any app, and that's true for Apple's Reminders app. To create a list on your phone, follow these steps:
1) Open the app by tapping its icon on the home screen or using Siri commands, such as "Open My Reminders."
2) Click on "New List" in the upper right corner of the screen. A new list will appear with a blank text box where you can name it according to what task or event it contains (for example, "Work Tasks" or "Grocery Shopping"). When you're satisfied with your choices, click the "Done" button in the upper left corner and start adding items as needed!

Step 2: Create a Smart List

Smart Lists are customizable lists based on criteria such as due date or priority level; they make organizing tasks even easier! To create one, tap “New Smart List” at the bottom left corner of the main screen. Give it a title like “High Priority Tasks” or “Today's Due Dates." Then select which criteria will be used for sorting from either Due Date or Priority Level (or both). When finished, hit "Done" in order to save your list.

Step 3: Organize reminders using tags in the iPhone app

Adding tags helps us better track and organize our long lists, especially when we have multiple items with similar categories since they can quickly be found under one tag rather than having to sort all the different tasks listed separately in different sections/lists in our app dashboard area. Here's how we do it using Apple's reminder software:
1) Select the list on the home page, then click the down arrow button next to the item you want to tag; then select the option called "Add Tag". This will open a separate window allowing you to enter specific tags related to the task to be tagged, such as home, work, school, etc.
2) After saving the changes, the tag should appear next to other information related to that specific item! If you need to delete previously added labels, just go back to the same window, edit the existing ones, and delete them.

Step 4: Using subtasks in the iPhone app

Subtasks are very helpful in breaking down large projects into smaller manageable pieces, making it easier to complete them on time, rather than feeling overwhelmed with all the work once you look at the whole situation in front of us! To do this while working in Apple's native reminder software, here's what to do step by step:
1) Start by selecting the first parent task you want to divide into more detail; after tapping the arrow icon again, scroll down the page until the "Add Subtask" option appears.
2) Once you've created the subtask, keep adding new ones, following the same procedure until you reach the desired number of sub-tasks included in the main topic mentioned earlier! After that, save the changes and mark the completed parts, noting the progress you've made so far and staying organized, moving forward to the result you want to achieve at the end of the day.

Step 5: Use location-based notifications

Location-based notifications allow users to receive alerts when they enter/exit from specific locations, such as home (or office). To configure these types of reminders, open a separate task and click Edit -> Add alert -> Select location -> Select a specific address (or just use the current one) -> Select direction (enter/exit) -> Click Done twice to save the changes made.

Step 6: Use Siri commands in the iPhone app

One of the best things about iOS devices is the ability to use voice commands to control many aspects of operations happening behind the scenes, including using the built-in apps offered by the device An example of our case today is setting reminders using the popular virtual assistant known as Siri. Below is an overview of the steps required to properly perform the above steps:
1) Wake up your device by either pressing the home button or the side power button, say a key phrase heard loud and clear, such as "Hey Siri, remind me to go grocery shopping at 8 PM tomorrow."
2) Confirm the command from the original answer and check the accuracy of the information provided.

All combined, these tips should help anyone master art using iOS' native Reminder application to stay organized and productive throughout daily life generally.