tinkerpile presents
A reminder app you talk to. Tap the mic, say the thing, and the time comes out of the sentence you already said.
“take the chicken out in 40 minutes”, said out loud, becomes the 17:25 card.
No date field, no picker to spin. Say it the way you would to a person.
Pick the days and it comes back on all of them, forever. Ticking off today leaves next week alone.
The space between two cards is the time between them, hour lines and all. A long run of nothing folds into three dots instead of a scroll.
Say something with no when in it and it goes to Notes instead, out of the day's way until you want it.
Anything from the moment itself to half an hour ahead, or nothing at all. Twenty minutes to leave the house, two for the oven.
Whatever earlier days did not finish is offered to today in one tap, each note keeping the time it was set for.
Your next note, and a mic that opens straight into recording. Dark or light, so it reads against your wallpaper.
Double tap and it flashes green. Late still counts as kept, and an empty day never breaks a run.
5 clear days in a row
Free, no account, no sign-in. Your notes live on the phone and are never sent anywhere.
The one thing that leaves: turning your voice into words uses Android's built-in speech recogniser, the same one the keyboard's dictation key uses, so that part needs a connection. Everything after it - the parsing, the notes, the reminders - happens on the phone.