When you leave a place
“Leaving Home? Did you check the doors and the oven?” — the phone itself watches the boundary, so there’s no constant GPS tracking.
For iPhone & Android · Made for iPhone Duo
Don’t forget with Forgettable
Did you lock the main doors today? What about the oven? Forgettable reminds you at the moment it matters — when you leave home, drop off your Wi-Fi, or at the time you choose — and remembers that you checked.
Coming soon to the App Store and Google Play.
On Android? Try it before everyone else.
Join the tester group, then install Forgettable from Google Play. Please keep it for 14 days — that’s what Google needs before launch.
Forgettable on iPhone Duo, unfolding from the regular phone screen. Open, the checklist fills the left half and the selected item, Lock house doors, fills the right half with Anna’s photo proof from 08:12. A notification on top reads: Leaving Home, 0 of 2. Did you lock the doors and turn off the oven?
Podcast · 24 min
How Forgettable ends everyday memory panic
0:00
24:23
A conversation about the “did I lock the door?” feeling and how Forgettable solves it. AI-generated with NotebookLM. Also on Spotify.
Reminds you at the right moment
Not at 9:00 on a Tuesday. When you’re actually leaving.
Every item knows when it matters. Pick one trigger or combine them.
When your Wi-Fi changes
Leaving your home Wi-Fi is a reliable sign you’ve left — and it works indoors where GPS doesn’t. Or get reminded when you join it.
iPhone: one-time Shortcuts setupAt a time
Once or every day. “Charge the car before you go to sleep” at 22:00, picked with your phone’s own time picker.
As a real alarm
For the things you really can’t miss. On iPhone it rings like the Clock app — even in silent mode — with a button that opens the checklist.
iOS 26+ · loud alert on Android
Car keys
Remind me…
LocationWhen you leave or arrive somewhere
+
Wi-FiWhen connecting to Home Wi-Fi
×
TimeEvery day at 07:30 · Alarm
×
Save
Your list, your way
Organized by room. Set up in seconds.
A long list stays tidy, and adding a new item takes a few taps — or a guided walk-through if you prefer.
- Sections. Group items under headers like Hall, Kitchen or Car. Rename or remove them any time.
- Quick setup. See every option on one screen and set only what you need — place, Wi-Fi, time or none.
- Or step by step. One simple question per screen. Switch between the two in Settings.
Did I really?
Stop driving back home to check.
Every check is timestamped. Add a photo of the locked door or the oven dial, and the doubt is gone.
- Photo proof. One tap takes the picture and ticks the item.
- Exact time. “Checked today at 08:12” on every item.
- Ask Siri without opening the app.
YouDid I check Lock house doors in Forgettable?
SiriYou checked Lock house doors today at 08:12, and there’s a photo.
Widgets
Tick it off from your Home Screen.
Interactive widgets on iPhone and Android, plus a Lock Screen counter. Right after you leave, they show just what to check: “Leaving Home · 1 of 3”.
Household
One list for everyone at home.
Share your checklist with your partner or roommates and see who checked what — “Anna locked the door at 08:12”. No more “I thought you did it.”
- Invite with a link or a short code. No email, no password.
- Live updates. When Anna ticks the oven, your list updates in seconds.
- Private. Only household members can see your items and photos.
How it works
Set it up once. Never wonder again.
Name it
“Lock house doors”, “Oven check”, “Feed cat” — and put it in a section like Hall or Kitchen if you like. Or open a list someone shared with you.
Choose when
When you leave or arrive somewhere, when your Wi-Fi changes, at a time — or as an alarm. All on one screen, or step by step.
Check it off
The reminder opens straight to the item. Flip the switch, snap a photo if you like — and it’s on record.
Privacy
Your routine stays yours.
On your phone
Your items, times and places live on your device. Without a household, nothing is sent to our servers.
No route tracking
The phone only wakes Forgettable at the places you saved. We never see where you go.
Shared on purpose
Household lists are stored in the EU and visible only to the people you invite.
FAQ
Questions
Does it drain my battery?
No. Place reminders use the geofencing built into iOS and Android: the phone watches the boundary in low power and only wakes Forgettable when you cross it. There’s no continuous GPS tracking.
Does it work when the app is closed?
Yes. Time reminders, alarms and place reminders all fire with the app closed. On iPhone, Wi-Fi reminders need a one-time automation in the Shortcuts app — see the step-by-step guide.
Do I need an account?
No. Forgettable works without signing up. If you create or join a household, your phone gets an anonymous account automatically — no email or password.
Which phones does it support?
iPhone and Android. Interactive widgets need iOS 17 or later; real alarms on iPhone need iOS 26. On Android, alarms are high-priority alerts.
Can I share a single item without a household?
Yes. Share any items as a link — if your friend has Forgettable, they open right in the app; if not, they’ll be invited to install it first.
Leave the house with a clear head.
Get Forgettable for iPhone and Android.
Coming soon to the App Store and Google Play.