
“Don't forget the lunchbox in the fridge.”
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Pick up your keys. Dory reminds you what you would forget.
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Keys up means you're heading out. Keys down means you're home. Either way, Dory catches the moment.


“Don't forget the lunchbox in the fridge.”
- From Me
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The note by the door becomes wallpaper in two weeks. The phone reminder gets swiped away mid-task. Dory waits for the moment you can't miss: picking up your keys. That's when it speaks out loud, at the threshold, when you can still turn around.
People are about 2.8x more likely to forget after crossing a door. The Doorway Effect is why a thought can vanish the moment you cross a threshold.







You just say what needs to happen and Dory's conversational intelligence makes sure it lands at the right time. No forms. No menus. No setup screens.




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Phone reminders need you to remember to set them, and when they fire, you're usually mid-task. One swipe and it's gone. Dory is tied to the one gesture that means you're actually leaving: picking up your keys. It speaks out loud, at the door, at the only moment you can still turn around. It can't be dismissed by reflex.
Yes, and this is one of the things that makes it different. Dory doesn't need you to build new habits. You add reminders in plain language, update the calendar you already use, or just speak to it on the fly. It adapts to your day. Not the other way around.
Dory recognizes two simple gestures: when you pick up your keys from the tray, you're leaving; when you place them back, you're coming home. Both moments can trigger your reminders. No buttons, no tapping, no voice commands, just the gestures you already do every day.
AirTag tells you where your keys are after you've misplaced them. Dory tells you what you'd forget before you walk out without it. AirTag tracks objects. Dory catches the things you'd drop at the threshold: the badge, the lunch, the umbrella, the appointment that changed yesterday.
Yes. Dory reads your calendar and checks the local forecast. When rain is on the way, it mentions the umbrella before you walk out. When you have an early flight or a doctor's appointment, it can surface what you'd need the morning of, or the evening before. You don't set any of this up separately: it reads what's already there and connects the dots.
