A couple of months ago, Microsoft released a redesigned Alarms and Clock app for Windows 11 with a new Focus mode.

SwiftKey is not the only product with Microsoft To-Do integration. The iOS version is available in the App Store via this link. You can download SwiftKey for Android from the Google Play Store. The latest version is now six-month-old, and it still does not support more than two languages. Moreover, SwiftKey for iOS is a neglected project with unfrequent updates and many missing features. What is not great is that the new integration is available only on Android. It is great to see Microsoft integrating more services into SwiftKey and making it easier for users in the Microsoft ecosystem. The app will analyze the text you enter and offer suggestions to create a reminder in Microsoft To-Do. Tap the button to create a task using the copied text as the title.įinally, Microsoft added a new machine learning feature to detect when the user intends to do something. The keyboard will show an “Add Task” button next to the copied text on the toolbar. SwiftKey will also prompt you to create a new task in Microsoft To-Do after copying text. Additionally, you can pick a different list and specify a reminder time. All it takes to make a reminder is a tap and a title. Microsoft outlined them in a post on the Tech Community forums.įirst, the keyboard now has a new button you can tap to create a new task in Microsoft To-Do. SwiftKey for Android has three ways to add reminders to Microsoft To-Do.

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