Clove
Tell it once. It remembers, and it reminds you.
What it does
When Clove launched here, it remembered what mattered. Now it does something about it. Mention that you owe someone a call and Clove starts tracking it — no list to make, no reminder to set. It picks the moment, tells you plainly, and the nudge arrives on your phone whether or not the app is open. Still nothing to tag, file or maintain. You just talk. Say it once. Clove remembers.
Clove remembers the important parts of your life so you don't have to — and makes sure you don't miss them. Just talk: it works out what's worth keeping, tracks what you promised, and nudges you when it's time. No lists, no folders, nothing to maintain.
Just talk. About your day, a rough week, the thing you promised someone. Clove works out what's worth keeping, holds onto it, and nudges you when it's time. Gets anxious before big presentations — prefers to talk it through the night before rather than the morning of. No connectors. No forms. No folders. You tell Clove things the way you'd tell a friend — and a year later, it's still there. Terrifying and great sounds about right for the first place that's only yours. Congratulations — genuinely. A year ago you called it “terrifying and great” — in that order. Sounds like the order's changed. A friend who remembers your dentist appointment and says nothing isn't much of a friend. Clove…from clove.interasoul.com
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