Org folder
Choose an iCloud Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive, Google Drive, WebDAV, or on-device folder that appears in the Files app.
Org-mode for iPhone and iPad
Powerful org-mode, finally at home on iPhone and iPad.
Bring your org files, Apple Calendar, and Reminders into one focused native planner. Plan the day, capture ideas, edit outlines, and track focused work while keeping your plain-text files in the storage you choose.
See Orger in action
.org files directly inside that folder. Subfolders are not scanned.inbox.org.Choose an iCloud Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive, Google Drive, WebDAV, or on-device folder that appears in the Files app.
Enable Calendar access, then choose which calendars appear under Settings > Calendars.
Reminders remain in Apple Reminders unless you explicitly capture an org copy.
Use Restore Purchases in Settings to recover the one-time Full Access unlock on another device.
Open the Files app and confirm that the storage provider is installed, signed in, and enabled under Browse > More. Download the folder locally if its provider requires it, then return to Orger and choose the folder again.
Open Orger Settings > Calendars and make sure the calendar is enabled. Also confirm Orger has Calendar permission in iOS Settings. Invitation responses still belong in Apple Calendar.
Open iOS Settings > Privacy & Security, choose Calendars or Reminders, and enable Orger. You can also open the Orger entry in iOS Settings and review its permissions.
Reload before saving. If Orger detects a stale file, use Reload & Retry to apply the edit to the current version, or Save to Inbox Draft to preserve your text without overwriting the file.
Confirm notifications are enabled both in Orger Settings and in iOS Settings > Notifications > Orger. Scheduled task notifications require a scheduled time.
Include your iOS version, Orger version, storage provider, and the steps that reproduce the issue. Do not attach private org files unless you have removed sensitive information.