Say it or type it
Tap the widget and talk. "Pick up oat milk, call mom tomorrow at six, and the rent's due Friday" turns into three separate to-dos, each with its own time. Prefer typing? One tap opens a text field.
How it works
Soon is a to-do list app for iPhone that you can talk to. Here's what happens after you say something.
Tap the widget and talk. "Pick up oat milk, call mom tomorrow at six, and the rent's due Friday" turns into three separate to-dos, each with its own time. Prefer typing? One tap opens a text field.
Soon looks at the time, where you are and what's on your calendar, then puts the right thing in front of you. Near the shop, you see the oat milk. Friday morning, you see the rent. Everything else waits.
Every so often Soon asks about the things you didn't get to. Keep it, move it to later, or let it go. A few taps and your list is clean again.
When something isn't clear, and only if you allow it, Soon asks. Who's Kasia? You answer once, the way you'd tell a friend, and it remembers next time.
The Reminders app is good at holding things. Soon is for people who add things and then forget to look. You can say several things in one go, and Soon splits them up, picks the time and place, and hides everything that can wait. If your lists usually die after two weeks, Soon was made for you.
Read more in why we built Soon.