Features

Everything in Tidle, one room at a time.

Groceries, to-dos, reminders, calendar and notes, shared with your household. Here is how each part works, and what changes between iPhone and a browser.

Tidle is not open yet. It will work in a browser and on iPhone.

Quick add and the Inbox

One field for everything.

Tap + on any screen. Type it the way you would say it. Tidle highlights the date, the time and the list it recognized. Before you save, it shows where the line will go.

When Tidle is not sure, nothing is lost. The line waits in the Inbox with up to three places to put it. One tap files it.

It shows where each line will go before you save.
Groceries, to-dos, events, birthdays and notes all start here.
English and Spanish, even in the same line.
Speak instead where your phone or browser supports it. Tidle never stores the audio. In a browser, your browser does the listening.
No AI. Tidle follows fixed rules, so it behaves the same way every time.

Today, search and summaries

What matters now, on one screen.

Today gathers what is due, the day’s schedule, birthdays coming up and how much is on the grocery list. Things from earlier wait at the top, with the date you gave them.

Search looks through groceries, to-dos, events and notes at once. It works offline too.

Tidle never moves a date for you.
Earlier things say “due Friday” and simply wait.
At most one new suggestion a day. You accept it or say not now.
On iPhone, a morning summary and an evening one. You can turn each one off.

Groceries

One list for the house, sorted by aisle.

Anyone in the household adds to the same list, the moment they remember. Tidle puts each item under its aisle, like Produce or Dairy and eggs.

Tap Start shopping when you get there. Rows get bigger, and what you check drops into the cart. The list keeps working when the store has no signal.

Quantities and notes, like “Avocados × 3, ripe ones”.
Usuals: what you buy most, one tap to add.
Set eggs to repeat every week, and they come back on the list.
Add milk twice and Tidle offers to make it 2. It never merges anything on its own.
Shared with your household, and on everyone’s list in seconds.

To-dos

To-dos for you, and for the house.

Your own to-dos and the household’s live in separate lists. Give one a due date, a time or a repeat. Or leave it for Someday.

On a shared list, you can assign a to-do to someone. They hear about it. Everyone can see who did it.

Make your own lists, shared or just yours.
Repeats like every weekday, every Monday or every 3 months.
Someday keeps the things with no date out of Today.
Checked one off by mistake? Undo is right there.

Reminders

A reminder on anything.

Put a reminder on a to-do, an event, a note or the grocery list.

One tap for the usual times, and each one shows its exact time. Or pick the day and the minute yourself, with a repeat if you want one.

In 1 hour, this evening, tomorrow morning, this weekend or next week.
A to-do with a time gets a reminder at that time. You can remove it.
On iPhone, tap Done or Snooze right on the notification.
On iPhone, a reminder can wait for a place: when you get home, or when you leave.
In a browser, reminders show while Tidle is open.

Calendar

Plans, due dates and birthdays on one calendar.

Your events and the household’s share one calendar, along with due to-dos and birthdays. You can show or hide each layer.

On iPhone, Tidle can also show the calendars already on your phone. It reads them and never changes them.

A household calendar everyone shares, and one that is only yours.
Due to-dos sit on their day. You can check them off there.
Birthdays come back every year, with a gift reminder a week before.
An event with a time gets an alert 30 minutes before. You can remove it.

Notes

Notes you can find again.

Jot something down and find it later with search. Headings, lists, checklists and links are there when you want them.

Household info is a shared notebook for what everyone keeps asking about: the Wi-Fi, the doctors, the babysitter’s notes.

My notes stay yours. Household info is shared.
Pin the notes you open most.
Household info has templates for the Wi-Fi, emergency contacts, doctors and more. Use them or don’t.
Hidden until tapped: a door code stays covered in lists and search.
Link a note to an event or a to-do.

Household

Share the house. Keep what is yours.

Make a household and invite the people you live with. The grocery list, household to-dos, the household calendar and household info are shared. Your own to-dos, calendar and notes stay private.

Tidle is quiet about it. Nobody gets a ping each time someone adds milk. You hear about what is assigned to you.

Invite with a link or a username. No phone numbers and no contact list.
The other person always has to accept.
One household per person.
Sharing needs an account. You sign in with a code sent by email, with no password.

iPhone and web

What changes between iPhone and a browser.

The same Tidle runs in both, in English and Spanish. A few things need a phone. The list below says which.

With no connection
On iPhone
Everything works, even when you open Tidle offline.
In a browser
Tidle needs a connection to open. After that, it keeps working if the connection drops.
Reminders
On iPhone
They arrive as notifications, even when Tidle is closed.
In a browser
They show only while Tidle is open in a tab.
Done and Snooze
On iPhone
Right on the notification, without opening Tidle.
In a browser
Not in a browser. You mark it done inside Tidle.
Morning and evening summary
On iPhone
They arrive as notifications. You can turn each one off.
In a browser
They are not sent to a browser.
Location reminders
On iPhone
When you arrive at a place, or when you leave it.
In a browser
In view, labeled “On iPhone”.
The calendars on your phone
On iPhone
Shown in Tidle, read-only.
In a browser
The layer is in view, labeled “On iPhone”.
Voice
On iPhone
Speak into the quick-add field.
In a browser
Where the browser supports it.

Groceries, to-dos, the calendar, notes, search and the household work the same in both.

Not in Tidle

An Android app. Tidle is for iPhone and the web first.
Widgets for the Home Screen.
AI. Tidle sorts what you type with plain rules.
Anything about money, such as bills, budgets or bank accounts.

Everything in its place.

Groceries, to-dos, reminders, calendar and notes, shared with the people you live with.

Opens soon on the web
The web app is not open yet.
iPhone app, not yet
The iPhone app is not available yet.