Your agent notices.
Emende gets your attention.
A finished build. An expiring domain. That review waiting on you. Turn something your agent spots into a reminder you’ll actually see.
✳ FOR YOU. AND THE AGENTS WORKING FOR YOU.
Life is full. Your head doesn’t have to be. Set a reminder, choose how it reaches you, and let Emende take it from there. A gentle email or a call you can’t overlook.
Your timing. Your channels. Your peace of mind.
A NUDGE, YOUR WAY
Wednesday, October 7
A little space to breathe.
It’s Mom’s birthday tomorrow. A quick call would make her day.
A PREVIEW OF YOUR NEXT DEEP BREATH
TWO WAYS TO LIGHTEN THE LOAD
A finished build. An expiring domain. That review waiting on you. Turn something your agent spots into a reminder you’ll actually see.
The birthday. The bill. The thing you said you’d do. Give it a date and choose a channel. Then get back to the part that matters.
LESS SETUP. MORE LIVING.
A deadline, a person, a promise. Add what you need to remember and when it matters.
Choose a channel. For the important things, plan a follow-up if the first nudge goes unnoticed.
Keep your attention on today. When a reminder arrives, acknowledge it to close the loop.
BIG DAYS. SMALL DETAILS.
Some things need a whisper.
Others need a ring.
There’s a nudge for both.
Time to find a thoughtful gift, book a table, or simply pick up the phone.
WhatsAppMake the decision before the next charge makes it for you.
EmailMake room for the habits that help you feel a little more like yourself.
SMSForms, filings, applications. A timely nudge for the less flexible dates.
Phone callKeep the conversation going, even when your inbox has other plans.
EmailPassport checks, check-in windows, and all the details before takeoff.
WhatsAppFOR THE CAN’T-MISS MOMENTS
One reminder is often enough. When it isn’t, build a sequence with a little more urgency at each step. You choose the order and the breathing room between nudges.
A LITTLE HELP FOR YOUR HELPER
Turn an idea into a reminder, plan the follow-ups, or draft the right words. Claude Haiku 5.5 is live in Emende. Sign in to prepare suggestions you can review before saving, or connect a client through the authenticated MCP tools.
Read the integration guide{
"message": "Remind me tomorrow at 9am by email to renew my passport",
"timezone": "America/New_York"
}A LITTLE PEACE OF MIND
From a few important dates to a very full life.
THE EVERYDAY ESSENTIALS
A little backup for your memory.
$48 billed yearly
Explore StarterFOR A FULLER CALENDAR
For everything you’re juggling.
$144 billed yearly
Explore ProWHEN THERE’S ALWAYS MORE
Space for the whole picture.
$470.40 billed yearly
Explore PowerPreview plans. Try the local demo for free; no payment or subscription is created.
No download needed. Open Emende in your browser and try creating a reminder. The demo saves your reminders on the device you’re using.
Start with a channel, then add another step and a delay. The sequence shows how a reminder could move from email to WhatsApp, SMS, or a call. Acknowledging the reminder ends the sequence.
Yes. The demo supports daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly repeats. When you acknowledge a repeating reminder, it advances to the next date.
No. The local demo lets you create, edit, acknowledge, and export reminders. Sending email, WhatsApp, texts, or calls requires connecting delivery providers to the production service.
Yes. The MCP draft tools are live for clients that can provide and refresh a valid Clerk session token. One-click OAuth connection is not available. They return proposals for you to review; the client owns reminder storage. Background delivery and cloud sync are not connected.
The preview plans use credits to represent message delivery usage. Final channel costs and billing will be confirmed when live delivery becomes available. Trying this demo never charges you.
Saved reminders stay in this browser’s local storage and do not sync between devices. If you use the signed-in assistant, your request and selected reminder are sent to Anthropic to prepare a draft. You can delete saved reminders or export them to your calendar.
A small step for a quieter mind.