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Don’t forget what you can’t do right now.

A message you can’t answer yet, a missed call, a link for later, a note on the fridge. Meantime turns them into reminders and brings them back at the right moment, so you never have to write the task yourself.

Works with the apps you already use. Start from a message, a shared link, a photo, your voice or anything on your mind.

A Meantime notification over the list: “Call Leo. You said you would deal with this.” with the buttons Call Leo, Snooze 1h and Done.
Later, it comes back with the next step
Meantime’s list on an Android phone. At the top, under “Possible follow-ups”: From WhatsApp, Sarah left you something to do, “Send the document to Sarah”, with Ignore and Save · Tomorrow. Below, “Waiting for Pedro - contract”, then Call Mark about the flat and Call Juan.
Sarah asks for a document. Meantime catches it.

Meantime catches it for you

You don’t forget because you don’t care. You forget because it arrives at the wrong moment. You don’t create the task: you just say yes.

  1. Sarah asks for something

    You’re in a meeting and can’t answer.

    WhatsApp · Sarah Can you send me the document tomorrow?

  2. Meantime catches it

    It sees there’s something to do and offers to keep it for you.

  3. One tap

    Save · Tomorrow. Back to your meeting.

  4. It comes back

    Tomorrow at 09:00 it’s back, with WhatsApp one tap away. Mark it done, or snooze it.

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Meantime’s list: Waiting for Pedro - contract, Friday 09:00, with Follow up and Received. Then Send the document to Sarah, tomorrow 09:00, with Open WhatsApp; Call Mark about the flat, tomorrow 15:00, with Call Mark; Call Juan, tomorrow 20:00, with Call Juan.
Tomorrow, 09:00: Send the document to Sarah

Not another to-do app

A to-do app starts after you’ve decided to create a task. Most things don’t start that way. They start as:

  • “Can you send me that document?”
  • “Call me tomorrow.”
  • “Don’t forget the milk.”
  • “I’ll read this later.”

Meantime is for those moments.

Things you don’t want to forget

One place for everything that’s still open.

  • WhatsApp · Ana

    Can you send me the photos from Saturday?

    Send the photos to Ana Tonight 20:00
  • Missed call · Dad

    Missed call · 12:41

    Call Dad In 1 hour
  • A note to self

    pay the electricity bill by 30 September

    Pay the electricity bill Wed 30 Sep 09:00
  • Something you’re waiting for

    waiting for Pedro to send the contract

    Waiting for Pedro - contract Thu 09:00
  • ChatGPT

    chatgpt.com/share/… · 3 days in Lisbon: an itinerary

    3 days in Lisbon Sat 10:00
  • A thought

    buy a birthday present for Ana next week

    Buy a birthday present for Ana Mon 5 Oct 09:00

You don’t have to write the task

Share it, snap it or say it. Meantime works out what to do, who it’s about and when to bring it back.

A hotel page, “Casa Alfama – rooms with a view, Lisbon”, shared into Meantime with the note “book it for our Lisbon trip before Friday”. Meantime suggests “Book Casa Alfama for Lisbon trip”, Friday.

Something to book, but not right now

  1. You find the hotel for your trip, but you’re on the bus.
  2. Share it to Meantime, with a few words if you like.
  3. It comes back when you have time, with the page ready to open.
A photo of a handwritten note read by Meantime: “I found: Call Juan”, from “Call Juan, re: the keys”, with the phone number 07700900456 picked out.

A note on the fridge

  1. A scribbled note: call Juan about the keys.
  2. Take a photo. Meantime reads it, handwriting included.
  3. It’s saved with a Call Juan button and the number ready.
Meantime’s capture sheet. Typed: “buy a birthday present for Ana next week”. Meantime reads it as “Buy a birthday present for Ana”, Monday 09:00.

An idea on the way home

  1. Type it or say it, the way you’d tell a friend.
  2. Meantime turns it into a clear task with a date.
  3. Change anything, or just tap Save.

Every screen on this page is the real app, running on an Android phone.

Your messages stay yours

  • It never speaks for you

    Meantime doesn’t send messages or answer anyone. It only helps you remember what you have to do.

  • You choose which apps it sees

    Pick the apps it pays attention to. Switch any of them off whenever you like.

  • Your reminders stay on your phone

    Meantime uses AI in the cloud to understand what you give it. Your reminders are kept on your phone, and you don’t need an account.

Questions

Does it work with WhatsApp?

Yes. When a WhatsApp message asks you for something, Meantime offers to keep it, and one tap saves it. It never replies for you.

What happens to my messages?

Only if you let it, Meantime looks at the notifications of the apps you choose. To turn a notification or something you share into a task, some of that information may be sent to an AI service in the cloud to be processed. Only what’s needed to create the reminder is sent. Meantime doesn’t reply or send messages for you.

What if it gets something wrong?

Change it with a tap. And when Meantime isn’t sure what you meant, it asks instead of guessing.

Which languages does it understand?

English, Spanish and German. Write the way you normally would.

Is there an iPhone version?

Not yet. Meantime starts on Android.

What will it cost?

It’s free during early access. After that there will be a free version and a paid plan for people who save a lot.

Stop keeping things in your head

Meantime remembers the things you can’t deal with right now. Leave your email and be among the first to try it.

  • Android
  • Free during early access
  • Only emails about Meantime