Your lists will also seem to be as they were, but with the new Reminders framework, you can place multiple lists into a single group for easier organization. They will, though, be compatible with the new iOS 13/macOS Catalina Reminders features like subtasks. When you upgrade, your current reminders will stay as they are. You only need to tap or click this button once, and Reminders will be upgraded across all of your updated devices signed into your iCloud account.
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Additionally, you'll see two buttons at the bottom of the screen, "Upgrade Now" and "Upgrade Later." When you tap or click Upgrade Now, your Reminders in iCloud and on your devices will be upgraded to be able to use the new Reminders features like the quick toolbar and reminder subtasks. When you first open Reminders on a device running iOS 13, iPadOS 13, or macOS Catalina, you'll be presented with a screen telling you what's new in Reminders.
If you choose not to upgrade right away, then Reminders will still work, but you'll only be able to use the old features, though you'll at least have the new look in the Reminders app.
When you choose to upgrade Reminders on a device with iOS 13, iPadOS 13, or macOS Catalina, these features are being enabled. Smart lists help automatically organize your reminders, while Siri can now suggest relevant Reminders when you're chatting with people in Messages. A new quick toolbar lets you add elements to your different reminders such as quickly setting a due date, location, or other pieces of information. You can now add subtasks to your reminders to organize and plan even further. In iOS 13, iPadOS 13, and macOS Catalina, Reminders has some new features. Here's what you need to know about upgrading, and whether or not you should.
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