CloveJust talk. About your day, a rough week, the thing you promised someone. Clove works out what's worth keeping, holds onto it, and nudges you when it's time.
“Say it once. I’ll hold onto it.”
Gets anxious before big presentations — prefers to talk it through the night before rather than the morning of.
No connectors. No forms. No folders. You tell Clove things the way you'd tell a friend — and a year later, it's still there.
Terrifying and great sounds about right for the first place that's only yours. Congratulations — genuinely.
A year ago you called it “terrifying and great” — in that order. Sounds like the order's changed.
A friend who remembers your dentist appointment and says nothing isn't much of a friend. Clove keeps track of what you're on the hook for — and makes sure the moment doesn't pass you by.
Say you'll send Meera the deck and it quietly becomes something Clove is holding for you. Nothing to open, nothing to tick off. Ask any time — “what do I still owe people?” — and it tells you where everything stands.
Nothing is ever closed until you say it's done.
Clove picks the moment and says so up front — “I've got you down for 5:30.” Then it turns up on your phone at 5:30, whether or not the app is open.
One nudge, at a time you agreed to. It doesn't pester you.
Some things aren't a one-time nudge — they're a rhythm. Tell Clove to check in every morning, every Monday, every hour in a window you set — and it holds that rhythm on its own. No recurrence picker, no reopening the app to reset it.
Set once, kept indefinitely — until you say stop.
Monday, 9:12 PM
Got it — deck to Meera, before Thursday. I'll nudge you Wednesday evening so you've still got time to do it properly.
tracked · nudge set for Wed, 6:30 PMThe deck for Meera
You wanted this out before Thursday — tonight still works.
Wednesday, 6:30 PM
Or, make it a standing rhythm
“Remind me every morning to stretch.”
Clove decides what's worth keeping as you talk — goals, people, projects, decisions, dates. You never confirm, and you never file anything.
Ask the way you'd ask a person. “What did I say about pricing?” “When did I meet Rahul?”
Mention that you owe someone a call and Clove starts tracking it — no list to make, no reminder to set. Once, or every day at the same time — it tells you when, exactly as often as you asked.
Ask it for a movie pick, vent about your day, or think out loud — Clove helps like a close friend would, not a lookup tool that only answers questions about your own memories.
We read every single one of these, ourselves — and we act on it.