Life

Type a thought the way you'd text it — "dentist tuesday 2pm" — and Life files it as an event, reminder, or list. Free, works offline, no account required. Every other app makes you decide first. Task or note? Which project, which tag, which list? By the time you've answered, the thought is gone. Life inverts that. You type. It does the translating. ONE BOX Type it the way you'd text a friend: - "dentist tuesday 2pm" → an event on your calendar - "walmart milk, eggs, dog food" → a checklist named Walmart - "remind me to take meds every 4 hours" → a reminder that actually repeats - "meeting with Jason tomorrow at 3pm for an hour, remind me 30 min before" → the right event, the right length, with a heads-up alarm - "i wonder if we should do themes" → just a note. Not everything is a task. No category to pick. No date wheel to spin. No format to learn. IT ASKS INSTEAD OF GUESSING When something's genuinely unclear — "at 12", morning or night? — Life asks one question with one-tap answers. It never invents a time you didn't give it, because a wrong time stated confidently is worse than an honest question. And when you say "don't ask me that again," it stops asking. Get something filed wrong? One tap fixes it, and Life remembers how you think. FAST, PRIVATE, WORKS ON A BAD SIGNAL Sorting happens on your phone. Your thoughts are not uploaded, not read by us, not sold, and not used to train anything — we have no server that could store them. That also means there's no waiting. No round trip, no spinner. Filing a thought is instant in a parking garage, on a plane, or with one bar of signal. Google Calendar is optional, opt-in from a single screen, and free. Skip it and everything still works. WHAT'S IN IT - Events, reminders, tasks, notes, ideas, and shopping lists — all from one box - Repeating reminders that fire at real times: hourly, daily, weekly, monthly, yearly - Multiple heads-up alerts per event — a day before, an hour before, and at the time - Named shopping lists with tick-off items - Optional Google Calendar sync that never touches events it didn't create - A home screen widget showing what's next