Notelert

At a glance

• Editor score
  4.1 / 10
• Pricing
  Free plan
• Best for
  Obsidian users who want reminders tied to their notes
• Free plan
  Yes
• Recurring reminders
  Yes
• Facts checked
  3 Oct 2026

• Where it wins

  • Create reminders from a selected line in an Obsidian note.
  • Set daily, weekly, monthly, or yearly recurring reminders.
  • Use Android, email, Google Calendar, or Telegram for delivery.

• Where it doesn't

  • Reminders depend on an Obsidian workflow rather than a standalone task list.
  • Location-triggered reminders are limited to Android.
  • The plugin does not scan vaults; each reminder uses a selected line.

Our verdict on Notelert

Notelert turns a selected line in an Obsidian note into a reminder, with the goal of keeping follow-up tied to the source material rather than moving it into a separate task list. It is aimed at Obsidian users who want date-and-time alerts or Android location triggers while retaining a link to the originating note. The Android app and web-connected service support a focused workflow for solo users and small teams; it is not a general-purpose reminder system for people who do not use Obsidian.

Reminder timing covers one-off date-and-time alerts and daily, weekly, monthly, or yearly recurrence. Android reminders can also trigger when entering or leaving a saved location. Delivery options include Android push and email, with Google Calendar and Telegram available as connected channels. Opening an alert can return the user to its source note, which is the product’s main distinction from a reminder detached from its context. The vendor says the plugin does not scan Obsidian vaults and sends only the selected line for a reminder.

Notelert has a free plan and a paid offering, with Premium described as an in-app purchase; the published materials do not establish its price or the specific additions in that tier. Support is listed by email. Its fit depends on accepting the Obsidian-centered workflow and Android’s role in location alerts: users seeking note-linked prompts across those channels may find the scope appropriate, while people who want a standalone task manager or location reminders on another mobile platform should look elsewhere. The iPhone app is described as coming soon, not as current platform coverage.

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Notelert fact sheet

Notelert integrations

Notelert lists 3 integrations on its own site.

• Obsidian
• Google Calendar
• Telegram

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• Any.doA flexible reminder app that also handles calendars, family lists, and team work.9.2
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

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