You talk. Nothing slips.
Say it out loud once — in the car, at the sink, on the school run. Trunko writes it down with a date, then keeps coming back until it's done.
A demonstration: someone says "also the car rego is due sometime next month, and I still haven't replied to Sarah about Saturday, and book the dentist for the kids." Trunko turns it into three items — car rego, due 14 October, reminders from 30 September; reply to Sarah, waiting two days; book the kids' dentist, no date yet, and it asks for one.
Hold to talk
Quiet while there's time. A nudge as it gets close. Then it insists — until it's done.
Why nothing else stuck
Notes apps remember. Nothing chases.
Trunko comes back to you on its own — gently at first, louder as the date gets close, and it stops the moment the thing is done.
Filing is a tax. You shouldn't be the librarian.
There are no folders to choose and no forms to fill. You talk; Trunko works out what it is, when it's due, and where it belongs.
One wrong date kills trust.
If Trunko isn't sure of a date, it asks you — one tap, then it's set. It never invents one to look clever.
Built because it already runs one family's life
Three real catches from this year, kept vague on purpose — they're someone's private admin.
Caught a $1,167 insurance hike 20 days before it charged.
Chased a stalled car delivery all the way to collection day.
Turned “sometime this month” into three reminders that actually fired.
Free to start. When it launches, $4.99 a month or $39 a year.
You'll never be charged during the waitlist, and the free tier stays free.
Get the first invite
The build starts when enough people want it. One email when it's ready — nothing else.