Tiles fill with time
Every activity is a container. The longer since you did it, the fuller and deeper it gets. Full means ready.
Recurring things, remembered
Life,
well kept.
Press a tile when you do the thing. Kip counts the days and fills the tile back up, so a glance tells you what’s due. No lists to maintain, no streaks to break.
Free. No account, no ads, nothing to cancel. Your history stays on your phone.
Made for the things that come back
- Furnace filters
- Oil changes
- Plants
- Flea treatment
- Water softener
- Dentist
- Gutters
- Bike chain
- Fire extinguisher
How it works
One press. That’s the whole interaction.
Press it, it empties
Changed the filter? Press the tile. The clock starts over, the next reminder moves itself, and you can undo it.
Spaces keep it sorted
Home, the car, the dog, the cottage. Each gets a colour you pick, right down to the app icon on your home screen.
Today
The first thing you see is what’s ready.
Ready is a column, not a badge. Nothing turns red, nothing counts up how late you are, and a thing you skipped for a month just sits there full, waiting.
- “Nothing needs you today.” is a real screen we designed for.
- Several things ready arrive as one calm notification.
- A home screen widget shows the same column, at a glance.
Ask Kip · the AI assistant
Say it, and the board changes.
Kip adds things, logs them, fixes a date you got wrong, and answers questions about your own history. By voice or typing, over your board, so you watch it happen instead of reading a confirmation.
- “Add oil change to the Honda, every six months.”
- “When did I last flush the water heater?”
- “I just bought a hot tub.”
- “I did the gutters two weekends ago, not today.”
Meet Kip, who sits in the corner of the app and stays quiet until you need something. Tap Kip and just say what happened.
Packs
Start with what everyone forgets.
Curated sets for a home, a car, a pet, a cottage, each with a sensible cycle already filled in. Take only what applies. Everything you add is yours to rename, retime, or drop.
Home Basics
8 activities
Filters, alarms, gutters: the ones that only announce themselves when it’s too late.
Auto Basics
6 activities
Oil, tires, wipers, brake fluid. Tied to your car, not a generic checklist.
Pet Care
7 activities
Flea and tick, worming, nail trims, the annual vet visit.
Cottage Opening
9 activities
Water on, dock in, propane checked. Seasonal, and easy to forget for a year.
Your record
A year in, it knows things you don’t.
Every press is a dated record with room for a note: the filter size, what the service cost, the odometer. Kip watches your real cadence and offers a better cycle when yours is off, then answers the questions the paperwork can’t.
Looks
Eleven looks. Same board underneath.
Pick a look you actually want on your phone, from quiet and Swiss to almanac paper to a hand-drawn blueprint. Every one ships in light and dark, keeps your colours, and never moves a single control.
- Kip
- Swiss
- Almanac
- Brutal
- Glass
- Instrument
- Blueprint
- Clay
- Riso
- Typographic
- Colour block
Some looks keep your own space colours; the printerly ones take their own ink and put your colour in the rail instead. Either way the tiles, the presses, and the reminders behave exactly the same.
Quiet by design, in four specific ways.
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Nothing leaves the phone
No account to start. Your history lives on your device and in your own iCloud backup. Sign in only for sync and sharing.
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One nudge, at most
Quiet hours respected, several ready things arrive as one notification, and nothing ever turns red or counts up.
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Works with no signal
The basement, the garage, the cottage road. Press the tile now, and it syncs whenever the phone next has a moment.
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No scores to keep
No streaks, no badges, no weekly report card. Skip a month and Kip simply says the thing is ready.
Reasonable questions.
- Is this a to-do list?
- No. Kip only holds things that come back, and it has no due dates you can fail. A tile fills, you press it, the count starts again.
- What if I do not know how often something needs doing?
- Add it without a cycle and Kip just remembers the date. It watches your real gaps and offers a cycle once it has seen a few.
- Do I need an account?
- No. The app is fully usable with no sign-in. An account exists for backup beyond your own device and for shared spaces.
- Is it free?
- Free at launch, with every feature included. No tiers, no trial, nothing in the app to buy.
- Can someone else in the house use it with me?
- Yes, per space. Invite them to Home and they see the house only. Their presses show their name so you know who changed the filter.
- Is there AI in it?
- Yes, in one place: Kip, the assistant. It reads what you type or say, then adds, logs, reschedules, or looks something up in your own history. It never files things for you behind your back, and every change it makes is visible on the board and undoable.
- Android?
- Not yet. iPhone first, properly. Join the list and you will hear once, when it ships.
Everything you keep, kept track of.
Free at launch: every space, every activity, sharing included. Takes about a minute to be useful.