Say it, and it works out when.

Timed Note is a voice reminder app - a to-do list you talk to. Tap the mic, say
"call mum at six tonight" or "gym every tuesday at seven", and it reads the time
out of your sentence, then reminds you at the right moment. No date field. No
picker to spin. You say it the way you would say it to a person.

HEARS THE TIME, NOT JUST THE WORDS

Speak naturally and it finds the when inside what you said, turns it into a
reminder, and files it on the right day. Tomorrow. Friday at noon. In twenty
minutes. The 3rd at nine. Said out loud, understood.

SAY IT ONCE, HAVE IT EVERY WEEK

Repeating reminders on the days you pick. A recurring note comes back every
Monday, weekdays, weekends - whichever days you chose - and ticking off today
leaves next week alone.

THE DAY, DRAWN TO SCALE

The space between two notes is the time between them, hour lines and all. A long
empty run folds away instead of becoming a scroll. You see the shape of your day,
not just a list.

NOT EVERYTHING HAS A TIME

Say something with no when in it and it lands in Notes - a plain voice note, out
of the day's way until you want it. One app for the reminders and the loose ends.

YOU CHOOSE WHEN IT PINGS

The notification can come at the moment itself or ahead of it - twenty minutes to
leave the house, two for the oven. Every reminder keeps its own lead time.

NOTHING GETS STRANDED

Whatever earlier days did not finish is offered to today in one tap, each note
keeping the time it was set for. A daily reminder you missed is not a reminder
that vanished.

ON YOUR HOME SCREEN

A widget with your next note and a mic that opens straight into recording - dark
or light, so it reads against your wallpaper. There is a quick settings tile too,
so a new reminder is one swipe from any screen.

TICKING IT OFF KEEPS SCORE

One tap and it flashes green. Late still counts as kept, and an empty day never
breaks a run.

FREE, AND YOURS

No account. No sign-in. No ads. No subscription. Your notes live on your phone
and are never sent anywhere.

One honest footnote: turning your voice into words uses Android's built-in speech
recogniser, the same one behind your keyboard's dictation key, so that part needs
a connection. Everything after it - reading the time, storing the note, the
reminders - happens on the phone.

Works on Android 7.0 and up. Made by one person at tinkerpile.com - there is a
"say hello" inside the app, and it is read.