Three steps.
- 1Say it with TimeLoop
Every sentence names TimeLoop: What’s next in TimeLoop, or Add to TimeLoop and then what to add.
- 2Hear the answer
Siri answers from your plan: the next thing and when to leave, tomorrow, your week, your lists, your goals.
- 3Say yes to a change
A move, a cancel or a late day is read back first, what moves and what stays, and kept only after you say yes.
What’s next in TimeLoop?
TimeLoop
Dentist at 14:40, at the Clinic.
Leave at 14:25. You have time for nothing else before it.
I’m 20 minutes late in TimeLoop.
TimeLoop
Moving Lunch to 12:30. The dentist stays at 14:40. Apply this?
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Say it the way you would.
Ask
Through Ask TimeLoop, in your own words.
Add
Through Add to TimeLoop. Without a time for an event, Siri asks for one.
Change
Read back first, kept only after a yes.
Quick commands
Short, ready in the Shortcuts app and for the Action Button.
In every language Siri speaks
Siri answers in the language you speak to it. The wording in each language has not yet been checked by people who speak it as their first language.
What it does for you.
Ask
What is next, what you have tomorrow, how your week looks, whether you are free on Saturday afternoon, when the dentist is and when to leave for it.
Add
An event with its day and time, several tasks in one breath, a task with its steps, lines on a shared list, a reminder that rings on your phone.
Change, after a yes
Move the dentist to 4, cancel lunch tomorrow, I’m 20 minutes late, I bought the milk. You hear what changes before it does.
Quick commands
My day, my tasks, the shopping list, what’s next, I’m late, mark done and focus: one short sentence each, and free.
Where it works
On iPhone: Siri, the Shortcuts app, Spotlight and the Action Button through a shortcut. In the car through CarPlay’s Siri, also with the phone locked. It does not answer through Siri on a watch, a HomePod or a Mac.
It comes with the next update of TimeLoop for iPhone. Focus from Siri needs iOS 17 or later.
What it costs
The quick commands are free: your day, your tasks and lists, what is next, running late, marking done and focus. Speaking freely, Add to TimeLoop and Ask TimeLoop read by AI, is part of TimeLoop Pro, as in the app. Without Pro, Add keeps your sentence as one task, and Ask understands the common questions about today, tomorrow, a weekday, your week, what is next, your tasks, lists, goals and focus.
What it does not do
It does not invite people by e-mail, put an event in a circle or look things up on the web: Siri says to finish those in the app. The sentence has to name TimeLoop.
Asked before you asked.
Can I use Siri to plan my day in TimeLoop?
With the next update of TimeLoop for iPhone, yes: ask what is next or how your week looks, add things in one sentence, and change the plan after a yes.
Does Siri change my plan without asking?
No. A move, a cancel, a late day or anything TimeLoop places itself is read back first and kept only after you say yes. An event with its day and time, a task or a reminder is added at once.
Does it work in CarPlay?
Yes, through CarPlay’s Siri, also with the phone locked.
Which languages does it speak?
Every language Siri speaks, from English and German to Japanese and Arabic; it answers in the language you use.
Is it free?
The quick commands are. Speaking freely, read by AI, is part of TimeLoop Pro.
The moment you remember something is rarely the moment you have the app open. On iPhone, say it to Siri or run a shortcut, and it is in your plan.
Read Next update · CarPlayCarPlayComing with the next update of TimeLoop for iPhone: on the CarPlay Dashboard, beside the map of the app that guides you, your next event counts down to its start, and a small widget says when to leave.
Read Voice plannerVoice plannerOpening an app, filling in a form and choosing a time is the part people skip. Say the sentence instead, and see the day it makes before anything is saved.
ReadLast updated 17 October 2026.