The company behind Apple Reminders
Apple
Reminders is made by Apple Inc., the listed company in Cupertino, California, behind the iPhone, iPad and Mac. The app is not sold on its own: it comes with Apple's operating systems and syncs through iCloud, whose paid storage plans sit in Apple's services business.
icloud.comRead on Oct 18, 2026 from the company’s own pages and from news reports.
Apple Reminders at a glance
- Chief executive
- John Ternus
- Founded
- 1976
- Based in
- Cupertino, California
- Team
- 166,000 people
- Ownership
- Publicly traded
Apple Reminders's CEO and founders
The people Apple names itself, or a news report about it names, with the job given there. Their accounts are the ones its own pages link to.
Company details
- Ownership
- Publicly traded. Apple Inc. is a listed company. Its annual report on Form 10-K says its common stock trades on The Nasdaq Stock Market under the symbol AAPL. sec.gov
- Founded
- 1976 apple.com
- Based in
- Cupertino, California sec.gov
- Team
- Approximately 166,000 full-time equivalent employees across the whole company as of 27 September 2025, per its Form 10-K sec.gov
- Hiring
- The careers site lists 600+ open roles in the United States alone, across the whole company; it does not publish a worldwide total jobs.apple.com
- Affiliate program
- The Performance Partner Program, which Apple says was formerly its affiliate program, pays commissions on qualifying Apple Music, Apple TV and Apple Podcasts memberships and on sales of films, TV shows, books and audiobooks. Rates are not published. performance-partners.apple.com
Apple Reminders on social media and the web
- Community · discussions.apple.com
- Careers · apple.com
- Status page · apple.com
Only accounts Apple links to from its own site, so you know they are its own.
How to contact Apple
The ways Apple publishes for reaching it. We don’t list personal email addresses, guessed or otherwise.
Apple Reminders news and launches
- Oct 13, 2026Meet Apple HomeView, a new way to enjoy entertainment and manage the home
- Oct 13, 2026Apple unveils the new Apple TV 4K, supercharged by Siri AI
- Oct 13, 2026Apple announces the next generation of HomePod mini
- Oct 13, 2026Introducing Apple Home Collection, a new lineup of smart home accessories
Media kit
The Apple media kit
Everything on this page as a designed PDF to keep or pass on: the facts, the people, the funding with a chart of every round, the products with their grades and pictures, the news and every official channel. Put together by ToolGPA, not by Apple.
Questions about Apple Reminders the company
Who is the CEO of Apple Reminders?
John Ternus is Apple's CEO, according to apple.com, as read on Oct 18, 2026.
When was Apple Reminders founded?
Apple was founded in 1976, according to apple.com.
Is Apple Reminders funded by investors?
Apple Inc. is a listed company. Its annual report on Form 10-K says its common stock trades on The Nasdaq Stock Market under the symbol AAPL. Its money comes from the listed company, not from rounds of its own.
Who owns Apple Reminders?
Apple Inc. is a listed company. Its annual report on Form 10-K says its common stock trades on The Nasdaq Stock Market under the symbol AAPL.
Where is Apple Reminders based?
Apple gives its base as Cupertino, California.
How many people work at Apple Reminders?
Approximately 166,000 full-time equivalent employees across the whole company as of 27 September 2025, per its Form 10-K.
Is Apple Reminders hiring?
The careers site lists 600+ open roles in the United States alone, across the whole company; it does not publish a worldwide total.
Is Apple Reminders on social media?
Apple links to its own accounts on YouTube. The links are on this page, taken from Apple's own site.
Does Apple Reminders have an affiliate program?
The Performance Partner Program, which Apple says was formerly its affiliate program, pays commissions on qualifying Apple Music, Apple TV and Apple Podcasts memberships and on sales of films, TV shows, books and audiobooks. Rates are not published.
Where this comes from
Read on Oct 18, 2026. Facts come from Apple’s own pages, news reports and investors’ own announcements; nothing from paid data sites. What no page states is left out. If something here is out of date, the company can send a correction through the vendor page.