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For everything you need to remember.

Three lives, one idea: you tell me once, I add it, and later I show you your own sentence.

  • A voice message in dunel: “Mrs. Albers wants the quote for her kitchen by Friday.” Below it the card Task added: Send the kitchen quote, due Friday, for Mrs. Albers.

    Freelancers and small businesses

    Spoken between two customers, back as a task with a due date. Invoices photographed, agreements found again word for word.

  • A chat in dunel: “The statistics exam is on July 14 at 9 in lecture hall 2.” dunel answers “Added it for you. That’s eleven weeks from now.” Below it the card Event added: Statistics exam, Tuesday, July 14, 9:00 AM, Lecture hall 2.

    Students and trainees

    Exams with the room, deadlines with the time and your own thoughts on your paper. A photo of the handout is enough.

  • A voice message in dunel: “Swimming lesson for Mia on Thursday at three thirty.” Below it the card Event added: Swimming lesson with Mia, Thursday, 3:30 PM.

    Family and everyday life

    Swimming lessons, birthday list, shoe size. Everything that would otherwise hang on a note on the fridge.

The same everywhere.

Whatever you need me for, it always works in three steps.

  1. Tell me once.

    Typed, spoken, as a photo or shared from another app, just as it comes to mind.

  2. I add it.

    Events, tasks and lists. You see right away what I added, and you have the last word.

  3. Later, your sentence.

    Ask me in three months, and you get your own words back, verbatim and with the date.

Tell me once.

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