9:47 PM — “I absolutely must call the dentist tomorrow.”
Gone by 9:49. Not because you don't care — because ADHD working memory holds a thought for seconds, not hours. That's executive dysfunction, not laziness.
Thought → reminder in 2 seconds.Before your brain deletes it.
Your ADHD secretary for the stuff your brain won’t hold.
watch it work
Get it off your head.
On iPhone & Android, soon. The waitlist gets in first — and shapes what ships.
there’s more below
The problem isn't discipline
Your brain doesn't forget.
It deletes.
The note-app graveyard
47 notes, zero reminders. You wrote it down, felt safe, and never saw it again. A note that doesn't interrupt you isn't a reminder.
Time blindness is real
“In an hour” and “in three weeks” feel exactly the same — right up until it's due. Deadlines don't creep, they teleport.
How it works · your second brain
Three steps.
Two seconds.
- 1
Dump it
Type a few messy keywords. “dentist tue” is enough. Two seconds, thought captured.
- 2
It proposes
What it is, when to remind you, how often — reminder, event or task, one-off or recurring. You just confirm or nudge it.
- 3
It nags you — properly
Reminders built to be unignorable, in a good way. At the moment you can actually act on them.
you typed
landlord mail rent thing friday
it proposes — 1.8s later
Task + reminder
Reply to landlord about rent
Remind Thu 6:00 PM · again Fri 9:00 AM
Looks rightAdjust
Built by an ADHD brain
Works with your brain,
not against it.
No setup trap
Useful from the first ten seconds. Building the perfect system is not the product — that's the procrastination.
No guilt mechanics
Disappear for a week. Nothing decays, no streaks die, nobody scolds you. Everything just resumes when you do.
Your thoughts stay yours
Local-first: your brain dumps live on your device, not on our servers. What's in your head is nobody's business.
Email triage — coming next
It'll dig the invoices and deadlines out of the inbox you're afraid of, before they turn into late fees. Want that? Tick the box below.
Fair questions
Before you ask
Is this only for ADHD people?
No — it's built for ADHD brains first, but anyone who forgets things loves it too.
When does it launch?
iPhone & Android, soon. Waitlist members get in first and directly shape what ships next.
How much will it cost?
Early-access users get in free. Pricing comes later — and waitlisters get the best deal we'll ever offer.
What happens to my data?
Your notes and reminders live on your device, local-first. From the waitlist we only see your email address — that's it.
Get it off your head.
Two seconds from thought to reminder. Join the waitlist — free early access, on iPhone & Android.
No spam. One email when it launches. Unsubscribe forever with one tap.