1. Say it however you like
Type it, speak it, or send a photo of a bill, prescription or visiting card. There is nothing to categorise and no form to fill.
“Milk, atta, and Raj the electrician - 98765 43210.”
How it works
Four steps, one chat. You never learn a new interface - you just talk to it the way you would talk to a person who never forgets.
2. It asks if something's missing
If a detail is missing or ambiguous, the assistant asks one short question instead of guessing. Answer it now or later - it waits on your home screen.
“How much did you lend Anil, and by when should he return it?”
3. Ask for anything back
Ask in plain Hindi or English. You get a clean card back - a list, a contact, a document, a balance - not a wall of text.
“What's still pending on my grocery list?”
4. It reminds you before it matters
Anything with a date turns into a reminder. Overdue and high-priority items rise to the top of your home feed and push to your phone.
“Anil's ₹5,000 is due today.”
Voice works the same way. Record a note while you're walking out the door - it gets transcribed, understood and filed before you reach the car.