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Work · June 16, 2026

Unutma

Your private life organizer — no ads, no cloud, no nonsense

Unutma launched on June 16, 2026 with 3 votes, #6,658 of 22,647 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches.

What it does

Hi! I'm the maker of Unutma, and I'm not even a developer. I'm a dad who got tired of apps that demand your data just to set a reminder. So at night, with AI, I taught myself to build the private organizer I always wanted. Everything stays on your phone: no accounts, no cloud, no tracking. v3.0 adds on-device voice notes, secure local backup, 12 themes and 8 languages. A calm tool that does exactly what you need. 7 days free, no account. Built in public, ask me anything!

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Productivity Developer Mehmet Ali Dengis Language EN + 7 More Size 53.4 MB iPhone, iPad It does the job of nine apps — and none of them go online. No account, no server, no ads. Turn on airplane mode and see for yourself. One sentence is all it takes: "dentist tomorrow at 3" becomes a reminder — right list, right time, no menus. And nothing you write ever leaves your phone. There is no server to send it to. WRITE IT, THEN STOP THINKING ABOUT IT Type it or say it: "vitamin D every morning at 9", "wife's birthday on March 28", "spent 200 at the grocery store". Unutma works out what you meant and files it where it belongs — routine, calendar, budget. It even works in airplane mode. (Voice…from apps.apple.com

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