myrecall

Remember everything. Follow up on time.

Write down what you need to do, the way you’d say it. MyRecall works out the day and time, puts it next to your meetings, keeps you in touch with the people who matter, and each Sunday helps you plan the week ahead.

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The MyRecall dashboard: what needs attention, today’s schedule, and habits
MyRecall on a phone: today’s schedule and follow-ups
Capture

Type it the way you’d say it.

Type “Lunch with Jordan Friday 12:30pm #Personal !high” and it becomes a reminder for Friday at 12:30, filed under Personal, marked high priority. Before you press Enter, you see exactly what MyRecall understood.

  • “tomorrow at 3”, “next Tuesday”, and “every Monday 9am” all work
  • “Run every morning” becomes a habit, and “Mom’s birthday is October 14” an important date
  • #Work files it in an area, ~Groceries puts it on a list, and why: saves the reason you wrote it down
Quick add understanding a typed task, above the board
Email in

Forward an email and it becomes a follow-up.

You get your own private MyRecall address. Forward an email to it and it becomes a follow-up for tomorrow, with who sent it and what they said. Type a line on top, like “call her back Friday 2pm #Work”, and MyRecall sets the day, time, and area for you.

  • Waiting on a reply? BCC your MyRecall address, and it reminds you in three days if you haven’t heard back
  • Works from Gmail, Apple Mail, Outlook, or any other email app
Follow up

It comes back the day it’s due.

Give a note a day or a time and it shows up on your calendar and dashboard that day, with a reminder if you set one. Check it off where you see it, drag it to another day, or snooze it.

  • Week, month, and agenda views
  • Repeats like “every Tuesday” or “the 1st of every month”
  • Behind? Move everything overdue to today or next week at once, or go through it one by one
A week in MyRecall: tasks to check off, meetings, and habits, starting today
Weekly review New

Plan the week in five minutes.

Every Sunday, MyRecall walks you through your week: what you got done, what slipped, and what’s coming. Then you pick the three things that would make the week a win, and they stay on your dashboard until they’re done.

  • See what you checked off last week and how every habit went
  • Sort out anything overdue with one tap each: do it, move it, or let it go
  • Each day ahead at a glance, meetings and to-dos together
Planning the week in MyRecall: picking the top three things for the week
Calendars

Your meetings, next to your to-dos.

Connect Google, iCloud, or Outlook, and your events show up alongside your follow-ups on the calendar, the dashboard, and in the morning email. MyRecall only reads them and never changes an event.

  • A Join button for Teams, Zoom, and Google Meet calls
  • When a meeting ends, MyRecall asks whether there’s anything to follow up on
  • In the iPhone app (coming soon), pick the calendars already on your phone instead of copying links
Today on a phone: meetings from connected calendars in order with tasks to check off
Sharing

Share the parts of life you run together.

Share Home with your partner or a project with a coworker. You both see and add to the same to-dos, lists, and reminders, and everything else in your notebook stays private.

  • Type @Jordan to make something Jordan’s, and the reminder goes to them
  • Comment on a to-do instead of starting a text thread about it
  • See who added what and who checked it off
  • If they’re not on MyRecall yet, sharing sends them an invite
A shared Home to-do on a phone: fix the gutter, for Sam, with Sam and Alex talking it over in the comments
People New

Keep up with the people who matter.

Save the people you follow up with most. MyRecall remembers what matters to them, gathers every note and meeting that mentions them, and nudges you when it’s been too long since you talked.

  • Type @ in any note to link it to someone
  • What to remember about them, with one tap to call, text, or email
  • Keep in touch: “Mom every week”, “Maya every 2 weeks”, and they show up when it’s time
  • When you last talked, worked out from your notes and meetings
Maya Chen in MyRecall People: what to remember about her, keep in touch every 2 weeks, one thing open, and a meeting today
Meeting prep New

Walk into every meeting knowing what’s open.

MyRecall sees who’s on each meeting. Your dashboard and morning email show what’s open with each of them and when you last talked, so every 1:1 picks up where the last one left off.

  • Tap a name to see everything between you
  • Under each meeting in your morning email, too
  • Works with Google, iCloud, and Outlook calendars
The MyRecall dashboard: today’s 3:00 PM Proposal review shows Sam with 3 things open and Maya with 1
Morning email

One email each morning with your day.

What’s overdue, what’s due today and why you saved it, today’s meetings, your habits, and any birthdays coming up. It arrives at the time you choose, in your time zone.

  • Mark things done, move them to tomorrow, or check in a habit from the email itself
  • On days with nothing due, it doesn’t send
  • Prefer a notification? Get that instead, or both
Habits

Habits that don’t pile up.

Type “Run every morning” and it’s a habit. Check in from the dashboard, the calendar, or the morning email. Miss a day and the streak resets, but nothing turns overdue. Tap a habit to see your whole year: every day you showed up, your best streak, and your last 30 days.

Habits with streaks and the last seven days
Important dates

Birthdays and anniversaries, counted down.

Type “Mom’s birthday is October 14” and it’s saved. Each date counts down every year, with a reminder as many days ahead as you like and room for gift ideas. The iPhone app will bring in birthdays from your contacts.

Birthdays and anniversaries counting down
iPhone app Coming soon

The iPhone app.

Everything in MyRecall on the web, with the same account, plus a few things only a phone can do.

  • Show the calendars already on your iPhone, without copying links
  • Add birthdays from your contacts, choosing whose
  • Bring over everything in Apple Reminders in one tap
  • Save a link or a thought from any app with Share → MyRecall
  • Reminders as iPhone notifications
The MyRecall iPhone app listing the calendars on the phone, with Family and Kids’ sports ticked to show

Also in MyRecall

Areas and lists

Keep work, home, and side projects apart, each with its own lists.

Checklists and subtasks

Break a note into steps and check them off on the card.

Photos and files

Attach a photo of a receipt or a whiteboard, or a PDF, to any note.

Siri

Say “Hey Siri, MyRecall,” then “call Dana Friday at 2.”

Works offline

Notes you add without a signal save when you’re back online.

Switch in a minute

Bring your tasks from TickTick, Todoist, or Apple Reminders, or paste any list.

Search everything

Find any note by what it says, why you saved it, or its tag.

Templates

Save a checklist you use again and again, like trip packing, and start new ones from it.

Your day in a line

“You’re clear until 4 PM. 2 things are worth knocking out before then.” Tap the time or the count to open them.

Pricing

Every account starts with 7 days of Pro, free. No card needed.

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  • Capture the way you’d say it
  • Reminders, repeats and snooze
  • Board, Calendar and your meetings
  • Habits and important dates
  • Share areas with anyone

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$5.99 a monthor $49.99 a year · 7-day free trial

  • Everything in Free
  • Morning email
  • Plan the week
  • People
  • Habit history
  • Templates
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