Heed
Full-screen reminders you actually notice, on your Mac
Heed launched on July 4, 2026 with 7 votes, #2,664 of 24,623 launches that month and more than 90% of that year's launches.
What it does
Notifications are easy to swipe away without reading. Heed takes over your whole screen at the right moment — stretch, hydrate, rest your eyes, or make that meeting. Add reminders in plain language from any app ("drink water every 20m"). Repeating or scheduled. Fully native: global shortcuts, calendar integration, and a customizable reminder screen — backgrounds, live clock, countdown, and a strict "forced break" mode. Free to start. One-time Pro, no subscription.
Heed has been sunset and now lives on inside Hejour — a calm, day-based notes app for Mac with todos, reminders, calendar events, and quick capture.
Heed has been sunset, but its spirit lives on inside Hejour — a calm, day-based notes app for Mac where your notes, todos, calendar, and reminders finally share the samefrom doheed.com
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