What will you keep on time?
Pick a use case to see a worked example, step by step, and the features it uses. The names and numbers in the examples are made up.
For yourself
Your own dates, renewals and bills, in one list.
- Documents and renewalsPassport, licence and visa reminders, with your country's rules.
- Bills and subscriptionsRent, electricity, insurance and every monthly or yearly payment.
- Health check-upsYearly check-ups and medicine refills, on the dates you choose.
- Your vehicleInsurance, the pollution certificate and the service, before they lapse.
- Your homeProperty tax, home insurance and yearly upkeep.
- Birthdays and anniversariesEvery year, in time to send a gift or book a table.
For your family
Dates the whole family shares, and care for the people you look after, with their consent.
- Family careFor a parent who lives alone: a simple daily check-in, and the family told when it is missed.Coming soon
- Reminders for a parentRemind a parent of their own dates, only after they agree.Coming soon
- A shared family spaceDates for the whole family, or for one person only.
- Children's vaccinationsEach dose from the doctor's card, reminded in time to book.
- Just in caseIf you go quiet, the right people get what they need.Coming soon
For your business
Fees and dues collected on time, with reminders that go up the ladder until someone pays.
- Small apartment societiesMaintenance dues from every flat, with a receipt for each.
- Paying guest homes and hostelsMonthly rent on time, with a parent told only if they agreed.
- Tuition and coaching classesMonthly fees from parents, collected without awkward calls.
- Dance and music schoolsClass fees, recital fees and costume fees, each with its own reminder.
- Gyms and fitness studiosMemberships renewed before they lapse.
- Clubs and associationsMembership fees and event dues, without chasing members.
- Study librariesA monthly fee per seat, each member on their own due day.
- Small landlordsMonthly rent from each tenant, with a receipt for every payment.