Apple is revamping nearly all its native apps in iOS 26, including Notes and Reminders, with fresh features and design updates. While many changes focus on visuals, there are also valuable new functions you’ll want to explore.
The Notes and Reminders apps adopt the Liquid Glass design that’s been introduced in iOS 26. Signs of Liquid Glass are more subtle in these apps than apps like Camera, but everything looks a little different.
Apple added a Siri Suggestions section to the Reminders app, which will bring up items that you might want to add to your to-do lists that are found in conversations in Mail and Messages. Reminders is able to suggest tasks automatically, taking in information from notes, grocery items in a list, and more.
You’ll also see Reminder suggestions in apps like Mail, and you can tap these to add a reminder without opening the Reminders app.
There are fewer updates in the Notes app in iOS 26, but Apple made a couple of changes that will be useful to users.
Math Notes now supports creating 3D graphs using three-variable equations. An equation like z=sin(x2 + y2), for example, will create a ripple graph.
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