Examples

85 things you can say to it. And anything else that comes to mind.

On the left is what you'd type in passing. On the right is what comes back — sometimes seconds later, sometimes next winter. These 85 aren't supported phrasings, because there is no such thing here. They're just the ones we wrote down.

Dates and plans

Anything with a time attached. You mention it once, in whatever words you'd use out loud, and it holds the date without you filing it anywhere.

  • mot's due end of march

    mid-March

    MOT is due this month — book it before the 31st.

  • school run swaps to 3:15 after half term

    the Monday back

    Pickup is 3:15 from today, not 3:40.

  • nadia's viva is the 12th

    the evening of the 11th

    Nadia's viva is tomorrow — worth a message tonight.

  • bin day moved to wednesday on our street

    Tuesday night

    Bins go out tonight — it's Wednesday collection now.

  • passport expires feb 2027

    booking a trip, Aug 2026

    Passport expires Feb 2027 — some countries want six months on it.

  • trial period ends after 30 days, started the 4th

    the 2nd

    Trial ends in two days — cancel by the 4th if you're not keeping it.

  • sam's leaving drinks thursday at the anchor

    Thursday, late afternoon

    Sam's leaving drinks tonight, the Anchor.

  • rent goes out on the 1st now, not the 28th

    end of month

    Rent leaves on the 1st now — the 28th date is dead.

  • dentist said come back in six months

    five months on

    Dentist recall is about due — six months was from March.

People

The small things about people that make you good to be around, and that nobody can hold for two hundred people at once.

  • tom's gone vegetarian

    planning dinner, months later

    Tom's vegetarian now — has been since the spring.

  • leila's mum has been ill

    before you next call her

    Ask after Leila's mum — she was ill when you last spoke.

  • priya's kid is allergic to shellfish

    booking the restaurant

    No shellfish place — Priya's kid is allergic.

  • my manager hates being cc'd on everything

    drafting the update

    Don't cc your manager — she'd rather get the summary.

  • ben and ayesha split up, don't bring it up

    before the group dinner

    Ben and Ayesha split — leave it unless he raises it.

  • james prefers james, not jim

    writing to him

    James, not Jim.

  • dad's been eyeing an opinel no. 8

    December, gift hunting

    Dad: the Opinel No. 8 he kept picking up in Lisbon.

  • the new client's based in melbourne

    scheduling a call

    She's in Melbourne — your 9am is her 8pm.

  • hana's baby is due in september

    late August

    Hana's due next month — good time to send something.

  • carlos doesn't drink

    picking a venue

    Carlos doesn't drink — somewhere that isn't just a bar.

Places and things

Where you put it, where you parked, which one you liked. The category of fact that is worthless for a year and then urgent for thirty seconds.

  • spare key's under the third pot

    locked out, a year on

    Third pot along.

  • parked level 3, row f, near the lift

    back from the flight

    Level 3, row F — by the lift.

  • the good pharmacy is the one past the roundabout

    next time you need it

    Past the roundabout, not the one on the high street.

  • put the winter duvet in the loft, left side

    October

    Loft, left side.

  • tonight's rioja was great, muga something?

    at the wine shop

    Muga Reserva. You liked it on 14 March.

  • the tiles are farrow ball 'skimming stone'

    touching up the paint

    Skimming Stone, Farrow & Ball.

  • bike's in the shed, back left, behind the mower

    first warm weekend

    Shed, back left, behind the mower.

  • we sat upstairs at that place on the corner, it was lovely

    booking again

    The corner place — you sat upstairs and liked it.

  • boiler pressure should sit at 1.5

    next winter, when it cuts out

    1.5 bar — top it up until the needle's there.

Numbers, codes and details

The strings you're told once and expected to have forever. Say them in the chat and they're findable in a sentence, not a password manager you never set up.

  • cabin wifi is bluepine2024

    next summer

    bluepine2024

  • hotel safe code is 8812

    checkout morning

    8812

  • meter reading today is 44120

    the next bill

    Last reading was 44120, on 3 May.

  • my policy number is BH-4471-K

    on the phone to them

    BH-4471-K

  • the gate code changed to 2244

    arriving late

    2244 — changed from 1180 in June.

  • plumber's quote was 40k, valid 30 days

    comparing quotes

    His was 40k, quoted 12 April — that's expired now.

  • shoe size for the kids: 11 and 13

    buying school shoes

    11 and 13 — that was in January, so check.

  • bin store key is the small brass one

    handing keys to a guest

    Small brass one.

  • flight ref is QK7P2M

    at the desk

    QK7P2M

Money

Say what you spent the way you'd say it out loud. No categories to set up, no receipts to photograph, no Sunday spent reconciling.

  • coffee 180

    instantly

    180, food.

  • keep me under 15000 a month

    every total after that

    4,250 of 15,000 — 28% used, 19 days to go.

  • how much on eating out this month?

    instantly

    2,180 across 9 meals — about a third of your spending.

  • petrol 3200

    instantly

    3,200, transport.

  • what did I spend last month vs this one?

    instantly

    12,940 last month, 8,700 so far this — you're tracking lower.

  • paid the window guy 5k cash

    instantly

    5,000, home. Cash noted.

  • am I going to make it to payday?

    instantly

    10,410 left over 19 days — about 550 a day. You're fine at your usual rate.

  • that 3200 was diesel not petrol

    instantly

    Updated — same entry, still 3,200.

  • how much have I spent on the car this year?

    instantly

    48,600 — servicing, tyres, and the two fuel months you logged.

Lists and errands

A shopping list is not a ledger. One word decides which you meant, and the moment you buy the thing, the list item becomes the expense — one record, not two.

  • buy cucumber 250

    instantly

    Cucumber, about 250 — on your list. Nothing spent yet.

  • got the cucumber, 260

    instantly

    Marked bought — 260 on groceries. Same entry.

  • add batteries and bin bags

    instantly

    Both on the list.

  • what's on my list?

    at the shop

    Batteries, bin bags, and the cucumber from Tuesday.

  • need to ring the council about the tax band

    a weekday morning

    Ring the council — council tax band.

  • drop the parcel at the post office

    when you're next out

    Parcel for the post office — still open.

  • take the bin bags off, got them already

    instantly

    Off the list.

  • what's still outstanding?

    Sunday night

    Two things: the council call, and the parcel.

Habits and trackers

Say what you want watched and it works out whether the thing should be summed, counted, or simply read off the latest number. No dashboard to configure.

  • track my water, 3L a day

    set up, in one line

    Tracking water — 3L a day.

  • 500ml

    instantly

    1.5 of 3L today.

  • weighed in at 78.4

    instantly

    78.4 — down 1.1 since you started in April.

  • went to the gym

    instantly

    That's 3 this week, 11 this month.

  • read 40 pages

    instantly

    620 pages this month.

  • how's my water been this week?

    instantly

    You hit 3L on four days, missed Tuesday and Thursday.

  • track how often I skip breakfast

    set up, in one line

    Counting it — tell me each time.

  • am I doing better than last month on the gym?

    instantly

    11 so far against 8 all of last month, and there's a week left.

Reminders that arrive on their own

It messages you first, at the time you mentioned once. Times resolve in your timezone and get read back before anything is set, so a misheard hour is caught while you can still fix it.

  • remind me sunday morning to book her a class

    Sunday, 9:00

    ⏰ Book Sara a ceramics class — her birthday's Tuesday.

  • nudge me an hour before the call

    an hour before

    ⏰ Client call at 4 — an hour out.

  • remind me to take the bins out every tuesday night

    every Tuesday, 21:00

    ⏰ Bins out.

  • tell me to stretch every day at 6

    daily, 18:00

    ⏰ Stretch.

  • remind me the night before to print the boarding pass

    the 14th, 20:00

    ⏰ Print the boarding pass — flight's 06:00.

  • remind me at 5 tomorrow

    immediately, to confirm

    Tomorrow, 5:00 PM your time — say if you meant the morning.

  • in three weeks, chase the deposit

    three weeks on

    ⏰ Chase the deposit — you flagged this on 2 May.

  • cancel the stretching reminder

    instantly

    Gone. The Tuesday bins one is still on.

Corrections and forgetting

A correction retires the old fact instead of stacking on top of it. Nothing in your memory contradicts anything else in it — and anything you want gone is gone, exactly.

  • the flight got pushed a day

    instantly

    Moved to the 15th — the 14th is retired.

  • actually she's allergic to almonds not walnuts

    instantly

    Corrected. The walnut version is gone.

  • forget the landlord's number, he changed it

    instantly

    Gone — that one record, nothing else.

  • forget everything about the old flat

    instantly

    Removed 6 records — address, gate code, meter, landlord, bin day, wifi.

  • no, the dentist is friday not tuesday

    instantly

    Moved — Tuesday's slot is gone.

  • I don't work fridays anymore

    any Friday question after

    You don't work Fridays — that changed in June.

  • what do you actually know about me?

    instantly

    48 things. Here they are, grouped — read it, edit it, or export the lot.

Asking it things back

There's no search box, and no search either. Your whole memory goes to the model on every message, so a question spanning four unrelated facts comes back with all four.

  • what's coming up this week?

    instantly

    Dentist Friday 11:00, Sam's drinks Thursday, and the MOT before the 31st.

  • anything I should know before priya comes over?

    instantly

    Her kid can't have shellfish — you told me that in March.

  • what did I say about the boiler?

    instantly

    Pressure sits at 1.5, service due in March, and the quote was 40k.

  • who was that plumber I liked?

    instantly

    The one your neighbour recommended — you said he was quick and cheap.

  • when's my cleaning again?

    instantly

    Friday, 11:00 — moved from Tuesday last week.

  • have I bought dad a present yet?

    instantly

    No. You noted the Opinel No. 8 in Lisbon, but nothing's been logged as bought.

  • what do I need for the trip?

    instantly

    Boarding pass to print, the spare SIM in your desk drawer, and passport's fine until 2027.

  • did I ever pay the window guy?

    instantly

    Yes — 5,000 cash, 12 April.

Your life doesn't look like this list — nobody's does. It works from whatever you actually say, in the words you'd have used anyway, about the things only you are carrying.

Start free for 7 days

Say it once. Stop carrying it around.

Seven days free, and fourteen more to change your mind. Bring one week of the things you keep meaning to write down, and see whether you still need to.