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Family and everyday life

The note on the fridge can go.

The kids’ appointments, shopping, birthdays and all the little things you’re supposed to remember. Tell me when they come to mind.

In passing

Said, added.

At pickup you remember the swimming lesson. You say it to me, and I add the event with the day and time.

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.

  • Reminded your way.

    5, 15, 30 or 60 minutes before an event. You set it once in your profile.

  • Change it with one sentence.

    “Actually, make it four.” I change it without you having to look for it.

Before the birthday

Lists, one sentence is enough.

Tell me what’s still missing for the party. I put it on the list, and at the store you check it off.

A chat in dunel: “For Mia’s birthday we still need balloons, candles and apple juice.” dunel answers “It’s on the list.” Below it the card List updated: Added to the list Mia’s birthday: balloons, candles, apple juice.

  • Every list has a name.

    Groceries, packing list, gift ideas. Just say which one it goes on.

  • What comes up every week.

    “Remind me every Friday to pack the gym bag.” Once it’s done, I add the next one.

At the shoe store

The size, word for word.

“What shoe size is Mia right now?” I show you what you wrote to me in March, with the date.

A chat in dunel: you ask “What shoe size is Mia right now?”, dunel answers “A 29. You wrote that on March 2.” Below it your sentence “Mia is a size 29 now, her rain boots are too small.” from Monday, March 2, 6:47 PM.

  • A note for everyone in your life.

    What you tell me about Mia goes into her note. I summarize at the top, and your sentence stays below.

  • Just for you.

    Your dunel belongs to you alone. Nobody else has access, not even to your lists.

What helps along the way.

  • Your day at a glance.

    The “Your day” widget shows your next event and your most important tasks.

  • Letters from school and daycare.

    Take a photo of the letter. I read what’s coming up and add it.

  • Quiet when you want it.

    “No reminders after 9 PM.” I stick to that.

  • Locked with Face ID.

    If you want, the app asks for Face ID before it opens.

To be honest.

I remind you of what you told me with a time. I don’t follow up on my own, and you can’t share lists with others yet.

Tell me once.

  • Coming soon to the App Store
  • Coming soon to Google Play

Coming to iPhone first. Android will follow.