What it is

An assistant whose entire job is remembering on your behalf.

Around the clock, in ordinary language, with nothing to install and nothing to keep up to date. You hand things over as they occur to you, and they stop being yours to carry.

What it isA task and savings assistant, on subscription.Not an app, not a device, and not something you have to learn.

Who it suitsAnyone carrying more than they can comfortably hold.Older adults, busy households, and people looking after a parent.

When it worksAny hour, every day.Which matters, because things occur to people at inconvenient times.

What it costsFrom $19.95 a month.Priced by how many tasks you hand over, not by what they are.

So what counts as one task?

Worth being exact about, because it is the unit everything is priced in — and because the honest half of this list is the more useful one.

This counts as a task

Anything you would otherwise be holding in your head.

✓Remembering an appointment and raising it in time to act on it
✓Tracking something you are waiting for, and telling you when it has not arrived
✓Keeping a recurring obligation on schedule — refills, check-ups, filings
✓Holding a renewal date for eleven months and bringing it back before it lands
✓Noticing when something you told it about changes price or stops being used
✓Carrying a half-formed thought until it becomes a real date

This does not

Said plainly, so nobody signs up expecting it.

×Anything physical — nobody comes to the house, and no errands are run
×Acting as you — it does not sign, buy, cancel or spend on your behalf
×Medical, legal or financial advice — it is not qualified and will not pretend to be
×Emergencies — this is not an alert service and must never be relied on as one
×Watching your accounts — it knows what you told it, and nothing else
×Being your memory of things you never mentioned to it

Three, from beginning to end

What you say, what happens, and what comes back without being chased.

You say“The eye test is overdue, I think by about a year.”

Same dayIt is written down properly, with the year confirmed rather than guessed at.

That weekYou get it back at a moment you can act on — not at 11pm when you cannot.

AfterIt checks whether it was actually booked, rather than assuming the reminder worked.

Counts as: One task

You say“Something started charging me about nine dollars in March.”

Same dayIt is logged with what you remember — the amount, roughly when, what it might be.

Next monthWhen the charge recurs, it is raised with what you said, so you can place it.

AfterIf you decide to cancel, that becomes its own task and does not get dropped.

Counts as: One task, sometimes two

You say“Dad’s prescription runs out around the 20th every month.”

Set onceIt becomes recurring — you do not re-explain it in February, or ever again.

Every monthRaised a few days early, so there is time for it to go wrong and still be fine.

AfterChecked once it should have arrived, which is the part people never get to.

Counts as: One task a month

Notice that every one of them has a third step. That step is the difference between a reminder and an assistant, and it is the only part that is genuinely hard to do for yourself.

Say it

however it comes out

There is no correct way to hand something over

Half a sentence is fine. No date is fine. “There is something about the car in March” is fine. Working out what you meant, when it matters and what to do about it is the service — not homework you have to finish before the service will start.

Where it stops

Three limits worth knowing before you decide, rather than after.

It is not an emergency service.If something is urgent or someone is unwell, call the people whose job that is. Nothing here should ever sit between a person and help.

It does not act as you.It will remember, raise, track and check — but signing things, spending money and making decisions stay with you, which is where they belong.

It only knows what it is told.There is no monitoring and no account access. That is a deliberate trade: less reach, and nothing of yours sitting anywhere it should not.

See what you would hand over

A few questions about what keeps slipping. Nothing to fill in, and no obligation.