Rings

Ring me only for what matters.

Most notifications are noise. A ring is one you asked for. Pick a todo or a list, say what you want to hear about, and your phone rings when it happens. Nothing else does.

A smartphone at the centre of soft, widening rings in coral and indigo
Your assistant, your phone

Your assistant finishes. Your phone rings.

Hand the work to an AI assistant in your terminal, ask it to ring you, and get on with your day. When it is done, or when it needs you, your phone rings.

No more checking back to see whether it has finished.

A terminal window with a check mark, and a dotted line to a phone that is ringing
Why you will like it

Quiet, until it counts.

You choose what rings.

A todo getting done. A whole list finishing. Everything else stays silent.

You pick the devices.

Your phone, your Mac, your browser: ring one, some or all of them. The device in your hand stays quiet about what you just did on it.

Off until you turn it on.

Nothing rings unless you ask it to, so your day stays calm. Turn a ring off again whenever you like.

Together with Now

Focus on the hour. Be found for the rest.

Now keeps your next hour in one place. Rings makes sure the one thing you are waiting for finds you.

Hear it ring.

Start free, choose the one thing you are waiting for, and let Memoratu find you when it happens.