Is Cronk a subscription?
No. Cronk Unlimited is a one-time purchase (planned at $3.99) that unlocks unlimited reminders and iCloud sync. It never renews, and there are no ads.
Recurring reminders for everything that doesn't fit a calendar — medication, plants, filters, oil changes — on whatever rhythm real life actually needs.
Set a task once — every 8 hours, every 3 days, every 6 months — and Coco the crow keeps track. Coco nudges you until it's done, then quietly schedules the next one and logs the completion so you can prove you did it.
Cronk is free for up to 5 reminders with every feature included. Cronk Unlimited is a single one-time purchase — never a subscription, never ads.
Calendars are for appointments. Cronk is for rhythms: things that repeat every N hours, days, weeks, months, or years — the kind Apple Reminders can't schedule and to-do apps forget to nag you about.
When you complete a task, the next reminder is scheduled one full interval from that moment — the way medication, maintenance, and routines actually work. And if you ignore a reminder, Coco doesn't give up: follow-ups escalate for four hours, then a single daily nudge continues for up to 14 days.
Cronk has no user accounts and operates no servers. The principles are simple: your reminders are yours, and the little we measure is anonymous.
The full details are in the privacy policy.
No. Cronk Unlimited is a one-time purchase (planned at $3.99) that unlocks unlimited reminders and iCloud sync. It never renews, and there are no ads.
Up to 5 reminders with every feature — escalation, history, all intervals, widgets, and Siri. Nothing is crippled; only the count is limited.
The next reminder stays anchored to your original rhythm. Complete early (with a confirmation) and Cronk re-anchors from today — matching what actually happened.
Due and escalation notifications are Time Sensitive, so a 9 PM medication reminder arrives even during Sleep Focus. You can turn this off in iOS Settings.
On your device — and, with Cronk Unlimited, in your private iCloud. No accounts, no servers, nothing we can read.
The full support page covers scheduling, notifications, sync, widgets, and backups — or reach us via contact.
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