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Android users who forget errands until they have already left the store
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PazBy
PazBy is an Android location reminder built around one moment: arriving. You save a place by long-pressing the map, tapping a labelled store or restaurant, or sharing it from Google Maps, and PazBy fills in the address. Add a note such as 'Pick up the prescription' or 'Get the brisket', then forget about it. PazBy runs quietly in the background and, when you come within range, sends a notification and can read the note aloud, for example 'Arrived at Canadian Tire. Don't forget: return drill bits.' It alerts only on arrival, never when you leave, which keeps it from becoming noisy. It is a paid app and Android-only, so iPhone users will need to look elsewhere.
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Pros
- Reminds you only when you arrive
- Saves places straight from Google Maps
- Optional spoken reminders
Cons
- Android only
- No free plan
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