Reminds you until it's done.
Swiping an alert away isn't the same as doing it. So Ormy asks again every 10 minutes (meds, bins, the dog) until you've actually ticked it off.
Ticked. No more nudges.
ADHD reminder app
It comes to you, and keeps coming back until it's done.
Join the iPhone waitlistNo app to open, no list to check. When it's time, it's on your lock screen.
Every few minutes, until it's actually done.
Tick it off and Ormy goes quiet. This is Kyle's real phone.
You knew about the dentist. You knew it was Mum's birthday. Your brain just didn't bring it up in time.
A normal reminder fires once.
You swipe it away. It's gone.
Then nothing. For hours.
That's how you find out.
Planners, lists and calendars only work if you remember to check them. That's the bit your brain drops.
Ormy isn't a visual planner, a to-do list, a calendar, a habit tracker, a focus timer, sticky notes, a paper planner or ten alarms.
You don't open Ormy. It comes to you.
Launch day, plus the odd update. Unsubscribe any time.
You're on the list. See you on launch day.
One ordinary day. Scroll through it and watch what Ormy catches.
Swiping an alert away isn't the same as doing it. So Ormy asks again every 10 minutes (meds, bins, the dog) until you've actually ticked it off.
Ticked. No more nudges.
Tick "Put the washing on" and Ormy offers what comes next. It asks the thing you'd forget before it's too late.
A 6pm alert is useless if you're not at the shop. Tie a reminder to a place and it waits until you're actually there.
Works with the app closed.
Plans change. Drag any reminder to a new time and the rest of your day moves around it.
Swipe past enough nudges and Ormy stops asking. It rings a real alarm, straight through silent mode and Do Not Disturb.
On iPhones with iOS 26 or later.
Knowing on the day is too late. Ormy starts warning you two weeks out, then again as it gets closer.

“I built this to solve my own problem.”
I'd know something important was coming up, and still not remember it until it was too late. Every reminder I set, I could swipe away. So I built the one that keeps coming back.
Here's the hour after a reminder is due, exactly as it lands on your phone. Tick it off at any point and it all stops.
6:30 PMIt's due. You swipe it away.
6:40 PMBack 10 minutes later. You pick 5, 10 or 20.
6:50 PM
7:00 PM
7:10 PM
7:20 PMThe last nudge, and it says so.
7:30 PMThen a real alarm, through silent mode and Do Not Disturb.
Only if you switch it on for that reminder. iPhones with iOS 26 or later.
Then
No calls, no texts, no telling-off. Ring Steven stays on your list until you tick it off.
Ormy is coming to iPhone soon. Join the waitlist and we'll email you the day it's on the App Store.
No. It all happens on your iPhone: a nudge every 10 minutes for an hour, then a real alarm if you've switched one on for that reminder.
No. It's built by someone with ADHD, for anyone whose brain drops the important stuff.
Only if you switch it on. When it's on, Ormy's AI sees a reminder's title and how far away it is. Nothing else.
Not yet. Ormy is iPhone only for now.
We'll email you the day it's on the App Store, plus the odd update before then. Unsubscribe any time.
You're on the list. See you on launch day.
Free to join · iPhone · Built by someone with ADHD