A calm organizer for home life
Tidle keeps track, so you don’t have to.
Groceries, to-dos, reminders, calendar and notes in one calm place, shared with your household. Type it the way you would say it. Tidle puts it where it belongs.
Tidle is still being built. It will work in a browser and on iPhone.
A picture of the Today screen: two things waiting from earlier, three to-dos for today, and a suggestion to add eggs every week.
Quick add
Type it the way you would say it.
One field for everything. Tidle reads what you wrote and shows where it will go before you save. When it isn’t sure, it keeps it in the Inbox for you to sort later.
What’s on your mind?
Try one
A demonstration with examples from Tidle. It is not the app.
English and Spanish
Tidle understands both, even in the same line: “leche y eggs”.
Say it instead
Speak where your phone or browser supports it. Tidle never stores the audio. In a browser, your browser does the listening.
Plain rules
No AI. Tidle follows fixed rules, so it behaves the same way every time.
What’s inside
Everything has a place.
Groceries, to-dos, reminders, calendar and notes live together, so one thing can show up wherever it matters.
A grocery list that sorts itself
By aisle, shared with your household, and still there when the store has no signal.
Reminders on anything
A to-do, an event, a note. One tap for “tomorrow morning”, or pick the exact minute.
Your plans, with what is due
Events, birthdays and due to-dos on one calendar. On iPhone it can also show the calendars already on your phone.
What a household needs to know
Wi-Fi, doctors, the babysitter’s notes. Shared with the house, with private parts hidden until tapped.
Everything connected
Tie a note, a to-do and an event together. “Buy a gift for Mom” knows about her birthday and your list of ideas.
Household
Shared with your household. Quiet about it.
The grocery list, household to-dos, the household calendar and household info are shared. Your own to-dos, calendar and notes stay yours.
Invite with a link or a username
No phone numbers and no contact list. The other person always has to accept.
On every list in seconds
Your partner adds milk at home. It is on your list before you reach the dairy aisle.
Quiet by default
No ping each time someone adds something. You hear about what is assigned to you.
IAShared
- GroceriesAna added 2
- Household to-dos
- Household calendar
- Household info
IYours
- Personal to-dos
- My calendar
- My notes
How it treats you
Built to help more than it costs.
Most organizers ask for setup and upkeep before they give anything back. Tidle is built the other way round.
No setup
Open it and add something. Nothing to configure first.
No streaks, points or badges
Tidle is quietly pleased when you finish. That is all.
No guilt
Something late is waiting, not failed. Tidle never moves your dates for you.
No “we miss you”
Tidle never sends ads, tips or messages meant to bring you back.
Suggestions, not surprises
Tidle may offer to add eggs every week. It never changes your things on its own.
No account to start
You make one when you want to sync or share. Until then your things stay on your device.
Where it works
On your iPhone and in your browser.
The same Tidle in both places, in English and Spanish. What needs a phone is labeled “On iPhone”.
Works offline
On iPhone, your lists, calendar and notes work with no connection. In a browser, Tidle keeps working if the connection drops after it has loaded.
In step
With an account, your things follow you from phone to browser and back.
Yours to color
Five themes, each in light and dark. One of them is high contrast.
Questions, answered plainly
Can I use Tidle now?
Not yet. Tidle is being built for one household first. It will work in a browser and on iPhone. This page will say so when each one is ready.
What will it cost?
Pricing is not decided. The plan is a free core that stays useful by itself, with a paid household plan for extras later. There are no prices yet.
Do I need an account?
Not to start. Tidle works on your device right away. You make an account when you want to sync between devices or share with your household. Until then your things live only on that device, with no backup.
Is there an Android app?
No. Tidle is for iPhone and the web first. An Android app may come later.
Does Tidle use AI?
No. Tidle sorts what you type with plain rules, so it behaves the same way every time.
Who can read my things?
What you sync is encrypted on its way to the servers Tidle runs on, and where it is stored there. Tidle is not end-to-end encrypted, so the service is technically able to read what you sync. In a browser, Tidle does not encrypt the copy on your computer: anyone who can use that browser profile can read it, and signing out deletes it. The privacy policy will spell all of this out before Tidle opens to the public.
Start with one thing.
Add the milk. Tidle takes it from there.
- Opens soon on the web
The web app is not open yet.
- iPhone app, not yet
The iPhone app is not available yet.