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A reminder spoken aloud, never missed.
You sayI have a dentist appointment Thursday at 2pm
Say an appointment like you would to a friend, XNeuronal sets the reminder and adds it to your calendar. It rings at the specified time, even without a network.
A reminder set in one sentence
Say “I have a dentist appointment Thursday at 2pm” and it's done: no date form, no time selector to manipulate. XNeuronal understands natural language (next Thursday, in three weeks, the 10th at noon) and sets the deadline at the right time.
The advance notice period before each reminder is set once and for all: say when you want to be notified, and it applies by default to all your dated appointments.
It rings, even without a network
Each reminder is delivered via two channels: an alarm set directly on your phone, which works even offline, and a backup notification that takes over if the app has been closed for a long time. You don't miss anything, capricious network or not.
A calendar you can consult by voice
Ask “my schedule for the week” or “what do I have planned this month”: a card opens with your deadlines by day, week, month, or year, without having to navigate a traditional calendar.
What you can say to it
Léa’s birthday is on 12 March
It keeps it, and it is the one that warns you when the date comes near. You set no reminder.
Warn me ten days before birthdays, I need time to order
The lead time is spoken once, for all of them.
Remind me about Mother’s Day
A moving date, learned once and for all.
My car is due for its test in October, warn me a month ahead
A yearly deadline that lives in no calendar.
The home insurance renews in January, warn me before
The cancellation window, the one people miss by a week.
Our wedding anniversary is 4 June
It brings it back to you; it does not wait for you to go looking.
Remind me of my father’s birthday, and what he likes
The date and the context sit in the same memory.
The dog’s vaccination is due in September
A yearly appointment that never sends a letter.
We have twelve people over on Saturday, help me organise it
It lays out the running order, the shopping and what can be done ahead.
My brother likes peaty whisky
Six months later, looking for a present, the detail comes back.
Note gift ideas for Christmas as they come
A card that lives all year instead of a panic in December.
For drinks: olives, crisps, two bottles of white
A shopping list, illustrated according to what is on it.
Remind me to order the cake a week ahead
A deadline worked out from the date of the party.
Who is coming on Saturday again
The guest list is asked for, not hunted down.
Note that the neighbours brought wine, we owe them
The social debt everyone forgets.
Frequently Asked Questions
Ask aloud (“show me my list,” “my reminders”): a card opens. Or swipe to the right page. And XNeuronal sends you notifications at the right time, without you having to look for them.
No, it's the opposite. By default, it stays silent. It only notifies you for what you've asked it not to forget, at the useful moment. You can even tell it to be quiet about a specific topic.