Multi Activity Popup Reminder Edge Devices

Multiple Activity Popup Reminder — a different start-of-activity reminder for every sport Never forget a pre-ride check, a pre-run habit, or a pre-hike essential again. This app fires an on-screen message, a vibration, and an audible tone the moment you press Start on an activity — a simple nudge for anything you don't want to forget before you head out. Unlike the free single-message version, this one lets you set a completely different reminder for each type of activity — so you're not stuck seeing "check tyre pressure" before a run, or "lace check" before a ride. FEATURES * Separate, editable messages for Cycling, Running, Hiking, and everything else * Fires automatically when you press Start — no need to remember to open an app first * Combines a vibration, a tone, and an on-screen toast so it's hard to miss * Fully editable from Garmin Connect Mobile or Garmin Express — change any message any time, no rebuilding or reinstalling needed * Lightweight data field — add it to any small field slot on any activity profile's data screen without disrupting your existing layout * Works across a wide range of Edge devices and watches HOW TO USE 1. Add "Multiple Activity Popup Reminder" as a data field on the data screen of any activity profile 2. Open the app's settings and set a message for each activity type you use — e.g. "Check charge port cover!" for Cycling, "Lace check!" for Running, "Pack water!" for Hiking 3. Press Start before your activity — the right reminder for that sport fires immediately, once per activity NOTE The tone will only play if your device's tone/sound setting is enabled. The reminder resets each time you start a new activity, so it fires fresh every time. Cycling covers all cycling-type activities (road, gravel, indoor, eMTB) under one message — it doesn't distinguish between individual cycling profiles. To use this on any Garmin watch please see here https://apps.garmin.com/apps/394f2151-ff30-4b78-a1f9-103721b3bce4 Have feedback or a feature request? Happy to hear it.