Prime Priorities Support and Help

Eligible new subscribers can try Prime Priorities Pro for 7 days. After the trial, the subscription renews at the monthly or yearly price shown by Apple before purchase unless you cancel.

Open Settings on your device, tap your name, then tap Subscriptions. Choose Prime Priorities to change or cancel your plan. You can also use the Manage Subscriptions link below.

In Prime Priorities, open the subscription screen and tap Restore Purchases. Make sure your device is signed in with the Apple Account used for the original purchase.

Reminders sync is optional. In the app, open Settings and connect Reminders. If access was previously denied, open iOS Settings, find Prime Priorities, and allow Reminders access.

Yes. All local planning features continue to work. Reminders permission is only needed if you want your tasks mirrored to the dedicated Prime Priorities list in Apple Reminders.

Delete individual tasks in the app, or remove the app to remove its locally stored data, subject to normal iOS backup and restore behavior. Prime Priorities has no developer-operated account or cloud database.

Prime Priorities keeps the ritual short: review what is unfinished, capture what is new, classify by importance and urgency, then rank the day. Aging indicators make repeatedly carried tasks visible instead of letting them disappear in an endless list.

They stay visible and gain aging context. Each daily review asks whether older items are still as important or urgent as before, so a task can move up, move down, be rescheduled, delegated, or completed.