Say it once. Reminder Bunny remembers the rest.
A reminder app you set by speaking, the way you normally talk.
- Role
- Designer and builder
- Platform
- Android + iOS
- Languages
- English, Hindi, Marathi
- Status
- Working app
Forgetting is three problems, not one.
I looked at what people actually forget. Most apps only fix the first kind.
Every reminder app handles this.
Apps keep the task, not the person.
So you check twice, or worry.
The moment a task arrives, you're busy. Every extra step loses it.
Busy people, in the middle of something.
A task shows up while you're doing something else. If saving it takes more than a few seconds, it won't get saved.
Speak and you're done.
English, Hindi and Marathi, even in one line.
No account. Nothing leaves the phone.
The test: can the app catch it at the right moment? If nobody would reach for a phone then, drop it.
What I chose, and why.
One engine, not five features.
Every case has the same parts: a task, a time, a person and a done mark. So I built one thing well.
Keep the person with the task.
The real pain was forgetting that someone gave you the task. Most apps have no place for that person.
Say when it guessed.
Before saving, the app shows its reading and points out anything it assumed.
Keep ringing until it's done.
It won't go quiet on its own. Bright orange felt too cheerful for a 10 pm alarm, so the app is navy.
Spoken in a mix of Marathi and English.
Speak. Check. Done.
Three looks were built as working apps and chosen by using them.
One to three steps for anything.
12345- 1Your wordsExactly what you said.
- 2SpeakTap and talk.
- 3UnderstoodWhat and when, from one sentence.
- 4Honest guessYou didn't say morning or evening, so it tells you what it picked.
- 5SaveOne tap.
People found what tests missed.
The AI was fast and confident. It never once said when it was wrong.
What I'd carry into the next one.
Deciding is the hard part
Building was quick. Deciding what to leave out took a week.
Real use finds real bugs
Every defect was found by a person living with the app.
