Reminders that wait until you are in the right place

A shopping list is useless at home and useful in the shop. Time-based reminders cannot know the difference; a place-based one can.

Two kinds of place

Somewhere you saved. Home, the office, a parent's flat, the gym. You set the radius; arriving or leaving both work as triggers.

Any place of a kind. A pharmacy, a petrol station, a cash machine, a supermarket, a hospital, a cafe, a bank, a car park. You do not name a specific one — walking near any of them is enough.

Saying it in plain words

There is no form to fill in. You write what you would say to a person — remind me to pick up the prescription when I am near a pharmacy, or when I leave the office, remind me to call the landlord — and the AI turns it into the trigger. It works in twelve languages.

Leaving a place counts too

Half of what gets forgotten is forgotten on the way out: the charger left plugged in, the thing you meant to post on the way home. Both directions are triggers, not just arrivals.

It works out where you are without telling us

Saved places are matched on the phone. See how the geofencing works without sending your location.