iPhone, the reference experience
iPhone is where new features land first. Today in three segments, natural language input, Protect in one drag, Vault with biometric unlock, the interactive Home Screen widget, swipe gestures, calm haptics, and undo toasts. iPhone is the full experience.
iPad, a focused canvas
iPad opens into a sidebar plus a wide reminder canvas. The same Today segments, the same drag gesture, the same Vault. The canvas keeps the list visible while you edit. Landscape keeps Lists on the left and Today on the right, with Morning, Afternoon, and Evening stacked so the full day stays in view.
Mac, keyboard first
A native window with a sidebar, a reminder canvas, and full keyboard navigation. Type in the input bar, press return, move on. Vault unlocks with Touch ID where available, Vault PIN otherwise. The macOS menu bar exposes the actions a power user expects. Learn more about Henkq for Mac.
Apple Watch, glance and complete
The Watch shows your current Today segment and the lists you sync from iPhone. Complete reminders from your wrist and trigger an undo toast on iPhone if needed. By design, the Watch cannot create new reminders or unlock the Vault, it is a focused consumer surface where calm beats configuration.
Apple Vision Pro, a spatial companion
On Vision Pro, Henkq is a calm spatial Today board that lives in Shared Space alongside your other windows. View Morning, Afternoon, and Evening at a glance; complete reminders with Look and Pinch. Add and edit on iPhone or iPad, changes sync via iCloud and appear within moments. Vault reminders never appear on Vision Pro.
One iCloud, no Henkq account
Sync runs through your personal iCloud account. No Henkq account, no Henkq server, no third party identity provider. Henkq never sees the readable content of your reminders. Protected reminders sync only the encrypted reference; everyday reminders sync as CloudKit records to your devices only.
We use iCloud because it keeps your data in your Apple account, not on Henkq infrastructure. That is the privacy trade-off we chose: optional Apple sync across five platforms instead of a Henkq cloud you must trust. Without iCloud, Henkq still runs offline on a single device. Read why Henkq syncs through iCloud on purpose.
Built natively, not wrapped. SwiftUI, SwiftData, CloudKit, and Keychain. No web view, no cross-platform runtime, no third party SDK in the marketing or in the app. Every screen uses the platform's own typography, materials, gestures, and haptics.