Google has confirmed the timeline for sunsetting reminders and transitioning fully to Tasks as the only to-do app.

In its latest step of the app cleanup drive, Google is folding in Assistant and Calendar reminders in its Tasks app. Currently, Google Tasks — which was first launched as a standalone app in ...

Another important note, Google says that Workspace accounts that have Tasks turned off will not have their Reminders migrated over. These Reminders will be subject to deletion after June 22, 2023.

Google Takeout should also be enabled, so users can export their Assistant and Calendar reminders. For personal Google account owners, the forced migration will commence at some point in June, so ...

Google says Keep reminders will start syncing with Google Tasks in late 2025, making Tasks the new home for all your to-dos ...

Then in 2018, Google made Tasks a standalone product. Now, the tech giant is steering more of its users to the Tasks app, moving all Google Assistant and Calendar reminders to Tasks.

Google is making changes to its Assistant reminders feature, which only adds more confusion to the way its Reminders system works across Keep, Tasks, Calendar, and Assistant.

The Google Calendar Reminders-to-Tasks migration is more focused on streamlining the Workspace to-dos experience, but that transition is hampered by personal account usage and of course Assistant.

Whether you create a reminder through Assistant or Calendar or manage your to-do list in Tasks, Google is making all those systems one thing, managed in the Google Tasks app.

According to the publication, version 2022.26.x of Google’s calendar app contains many strings related to the Reminders-to-Tasks migration. For starters, this switch may happen “soon”.

Once it’s available, when users set a reminder with Google Assistant, it will show up in both Tasks and Calendar lists. They will also get a notification for the task completion reminder at the ...

Google Calendar 2022.24.0.x — which is not yet widely rolled out — reveals that “Reminders are now tasks.” ...